The charts below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The illustrations below depict young people previously joining three types of

dance

namely Ballet, Tap

as well as

Modern in four different locations, Community

halls

& other, School

halls

(after-school), College-based

studios

and Private

studios

in Australia.

Overall

, it can be seen that dancers who join Private

Studios

have the largest proportion,

whereas

college-based

Studios

have the lowest proportion. Meanwhile, Ballet is the most popular

dance

in the age group who are under 11. Modern

dance

chosen by 11-16-year-old teenagers,

on the other hand

, is the most prevalent

dance

type. Looking through the pie chart, dancers are more into practising dancing skills in Private

Studios

, accounting for 48%.

By contrast

, College-based

Studios

only have 10% of individuals among the dancers in the town.

Also

, there are 24% of people who participate in the School

Halls

after school, which is not many, followed by Community

halls

& other, accounting for 18%. Based on the information given in the bar graph, it is obvious that Ballet classes have the largest number of students who are under 11 years old, at approximately 600. Dramatically, those who are in the 11-16 age group are more attracted to the Modern

dance

, at about 510.

Finally

, Tap

dance

has similar members from both two age groups, at nearly 450 and 420 respectively.