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 pie chart and bar charts illustrate the percentage of where

dance

institutions are placed in a town in Australia (community

halls

& other, private

studios

, school

halls

, college-based

studios

) which are divided into 3 categories (ballet, tap & modern) by age in the bar charts.

Overall

, the majority of

dance

is located in private

studios

,

while

the least

dance

is located in college-based

studios

. Adolescents aged 11-16

years

old prefer modern

dance

rather than those under 11

years

old.

Conversely

, children under 11

years

old which has the highest number of

students

are interested in ballet

dance

than 11-16 of ages. The percentage of

dance

placed is up to 48% in private

studios

compared to only 24% in school

halls

after school). Whilst 18% of

dance

is located in community

halls

& others and just 10% of

dance

places in college-based

studios

. As regards as number of

students

in each age group of

dance

categories, we can see that ballet has a high disparity of

students

with approximately 300 pupils between under 11 ages as a majority,

while

11-16 ages are attracted to

this

dance

is just only 300

students

.

By contrast

, 500 pupils under 11

years

old are interested in modern classes compared to only 300

students

who are joined in the same category.

On the other hand

, the proportion of pupils in each age category shows a slight difference of 50 youngsters under and upper 11

years

old.