The charts illustrate data about accommodations and kinds of dance classes for kids in one Australian city.
Dance classes, as localize in community, school halls and college-based or private studios, significantly differ in proportions of these categories, where the most percentage is occupied by private dance studios. And the majority of students enrolled in certain types of classes are children under 11, particularly those attending ballet lessons.
The two types of dance lessons have considerable numbers with more than 500 people in two groups, older and younger 11. Ballet is attended by children, and modern dance for teenagers, respectively. In contrast, other age groups in these dance types recorded the lowest figures on the chart. It is the only tap that takes mid-level types for all ages around 400 persons. Tap dance is the only type with mid-level participation of around 400 people across all age groups.
The locations of choreography activities account for the largest proportion of private studios in this Australian town, representing 48%, as we can see. School rooms adapted for these classes occupy the second-highest share. Only 10% of studios are situated on college premises, community halls and other venues make up slightly more, 18% of the total.