money spent by British parents on their children’s sports between 2008 and 2014. shows the number of children who participated in three sports in Britain over the same time period.

The graph line of the
first
chart illustrates the spendings on
sport
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by parents in Britain from 2008 till 2014. The
second
graph shows the tendency in preferences in three different
sport
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sports
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activities among British
children
on
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in
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the same period of time. Overall, it is clear that parents started to spend more money on sports. As for activities preferred by
children
, football got the leading position, swimming got a slight increase in popularity too.
The athletic
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sports encountered
a
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significant growth. Average spending on
sport
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sports
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activities for
children
in 2008 used to be about 20 pounds per month. In 2014
this
sum rose drastically, hitting just above 30 pounds.
The football
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Football
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was the most popular among British
children
. In 2008 about 8
million
of
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children
used to participate in
this
activity, During the
next
6
years
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this
sport
only got more popular in 2014 the number of
children
hit 9
million
. In 2008 about 2
million
of
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children
were engaged in swimming. In 2014, more
children
were involved and the number increased to 3,5
million
. Athletics was the least preferred of the three sports in 2008 with fewer than 1
million
children
participating. From 2010 to 2012 there was
a
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significant growth and the number reached 5
million
children
. In 2014 the line on the graph slightly declined to 4,8
million
.
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