The two pie charts illustrate the participation rates of boys and girls in various cultural and leisure activities. Overall, it is clear that boys and girls have distinct preferences, with computer games dominating the boys' chart, whereas girls engage in a wider variety of pursuits.
For boys, computer games are the most popular activity, accounting for 34% of their leisure time, followed by basketball at 26%. Soccer and skateboarding represent 17% and 11% respectively, while listening to music accounts for 10%. Notably, reading is the least popular activity for boys, comprising only 2% of their total participation.
In contrast, girls show a higher engagement in dancing, which is their most popular activity at 27%. Reading is also significantly more popular among girls than boys, at 21%, compared to 16% for computer games. Netball and gymnastics account for 15% and 11% respectively, while listening to music remains consistent with the boys' data at 10%. Overall, the data highlights a clear divergence in leisure choices, with boys favouring digital and competitive sports, while girls demonstrate a broader interest in creative and social activities.