Impact on travel behaviour

• Nearly two-thirds of respondents who use the app agree that it encouraged their children to use a more active mode of travel (61%)
• Respondents for ‘St John’s’ (70%) and Bramble Infant School (91%) have the highest levels of overall agreement that the Challenge encouraged their children to use more active methods of travel

An asterisk (*) indicates a small base size, caution should be taken when interpreting the results

This chart shows that for respondents who downloaded the app:
Of the total sample, 34% strongly agree, 27% agree, 30% neither agree nor disagree, 7% disagree, and 2% strongly disagree that the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge has encouraged their child(ren) to use more active methods of travel
Of Meon Infant and Junior, 34% strongly agree, 16% agree, 39% neither agree nor disagree, 5.5% disagree, and 5.5% strongly disagree that the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge has encouraged their child(ren) to use more active methods of travel
Of St John’s, 20% strongly agree, 50% agree, 20% neither agree nor disagree, and 10% disagree that the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge has encouraged their child(ren) to use more active methods of travel
Of St Jude’s, 42% strongly agree, 19% agree, 29% neither agree nor disagree, and 10% disagree that the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge has encouraged their child(ren) to use more active methods of travel
Of Bramble, 27% strongly agree, 64% agree, and 9% neither agree nor disagree that the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge has encouraged their child(ren) to use more active methods of travel