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

The pie chart illustrates the distribution of

dance

class locations,

while

the bar chart indicates the participation of young people in three kinds of

dance

classes

in a town in Australia.

Overall

,

it is clear that

private

studios

are the most popular locations for

dance

classes

and the least preferable is college-based

studios

.

In addition

, modern

dance

classes

are mostly favoured by secondary

school

students,

while

ballet

classes

are more popular among pupils under 11. Having looked at the pie chart more closely, we can see that private

studios

account for the highest percentage at 48%, which is double the proportion for

classes

in

school

halls. Nearly a fifth of

dance

classes

are held in community halls and other places,

while

college-based

studios

are the least common, taking up only 10% of the total. Turning to types of

dance

classes

, 600 children under 11 years old are learning ballet, which is twice as many as the number of pupils from 11 to 16 years old. A similar trend is seen in tap dancing, with about 450 primary

school

students compared to around 420 middle

school

pupils.

This

contrasts significantly with modern

dance

classes

, where just over 500 children aged 11-16 participate, compared to 300 younger students.