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Band 6+: The tables below show the percentage of students in extracurricular activities in the UK, France and Germany.

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The image presents three tables titled "Percentage of students in extracurricular activities" for the UK, France, and Germany. In the UK: Music - 13% primary, 19% high school, 18% university; Art - 15%, 4%, 28%; Sport - 42%, 48%, 32%; Languages - 11%, 8%, 15%; Debating - 19%, 26%, 7%. In France: Music - 22% primary, 34% high school, 17% university; Art - 27%, 36%, 35%; Sport - 16%, 10%, 27%; Languages - 33%, 15%, 19%; Debating - 2%, 5%, 2%. In Germany: Music - 26% primary, 27% high school, 24% university; Art - 27%, 10%, 35%; Sport - 49%, 46%, 39%; Languages - 5%, 6%, 8%; Debating - 10%, 7%, 9%.
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The tables provide information about the percentage of participants in extracurricular activities by comparing students from the UK, France and Germany.

Overall, both the British and German students are more interested in sports, and are less participating in linguistic activities, whereas studens from France are far more invested in Languages and Art.

The highest proportion of English students in all stages prefer sport than any other extracurricular activity, as more than 40% students in both primary and high school have taken part in one, yet that number decreased a little bit as students start to explore other categories in college, such as Language and Music, while they seemed far less engaged in Debating. Likewise, Germans also loved sport more, followed by Music which had more than 20% students participating throughout all studying stages.

On the other hand, although French students favored activities related to humanities like Langauge and Art more than others, less proportion of students were enrolled in linguistic activities during university, however, Art has gained 7% more popularity in both college and high school, and 27% of people in college were interested in sport, more than double the amount of that in highschool.

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