The charts below give information on the location and types of dance classes young people in a town in Australia are currently attending.

Two graphs illustrate the relationship between location (Private studios, Community

halls

and other, School

halls

, and College-based studios) and types of dance classes (

Ballet

, Tap, and Modern), compared by

age

group of children in Australian towns.

Overall

, most young people like to participate in the

class

at a private studio.

Moreover

, the kind of dance classes that girls and boys choose for studying have different types at different ages.

Ballet

is the most popular for children under 11

while

the 11 to 16

age

group likes Modern the most. The biggest part of the pie chart shows the percentage of individual dance schools at 48%,

while

the college-based studios are the smallest percentage at 10%.

Additionally

, Community

halls

and unspecified categories and School

halls

have similar percentages at 18 per cent and 24 per cent by order. In the under 11

age

group graphs, the

ballet

class

has the greatest number of students at 600,

while

the Modern

class

has the lowest point at 300 people.

In contrast

, the modern

class

has approximately 500 students which is the highest number of 11 to 16

age

groups,

while

the

Ballet

is at the lowest point at 300 people.

Moreover

, the tap

class

has almost the same rate in both

age

groups.