7 report(s) found.
The chart illustrates the average number of students in each sport type according to boys and girls’ selection. Overall the figures show that girls selected more individual sports than boys, whereas boys selected more team sports like football. In total, numbers were relatively similar for the sports except football. So, specifically girls are one third […]
The bar chart illustrates the percentage of boys and girl attendees of six distinct sports outside the academic lessons in the year 1999. Overall, football accounted for the largest proportion of boys participation, whereas tennis made up the lowest figure. In addition, cycling peaked in overall popularity, while girls participation in swimming showed the highest […]
The chart illustrates the percentage of participation for young people in sports by gender in 1999, Great Britain. Overall, Football was the most popular sport amongst the boys, Whilst swimming was the most favored for the girls. Almost 70% of the boys prefered football amongst the sports overall, Cycling/ Riding a bike was also popular […]
The presented bar chart illustrates the number of males and females enrolled in six types of sports in Great Britain in 1999. Generally, both genders preferred swimming and cycling. There is a notable gender gap of 47 people for the male dominant sport of football since it was the least preferred sport of women, standing […]
The bar chart illustrates the number of young people in Great Britain participating in selected sports outside school lessons by gender in 1999.Overall, boys had higher participation rates than girls in most sports, with the exception of walking, roller blading, and swimming. Football was the most popular sport among boys, with over 60 boys involved, […]
The bar chart depicts the percentage of youth participating in 6 different types of sport divided by gender in Great Britain in 1999. Overall, it is clear that both boys and girls like swimming, cycling and playing football much more than the other sports. Throughout this year, there was a wide gap between the two […]
The presented bar chart illustrates the number of males and females enrolled in six types of sports in Great Britain in 1999. Generally, both genders preferred swimming and cycling. There is a notable gender gap of 47 people for the male dominant sport of football since it was the least preferred sport of women, standing […]