Air quality

• A quarter of respondents ‘strongly agreed’ that they were less worried about air quality, with 15% of respondents reporting that they ‘strongly disagreed’ with this statement
• Nearly half of respondents ‘disagree’ or ‘strongly disagree’ that the air quality is less of a worry. This finding may be explained by respondents being concerned about congestion in the surrounding streets i.e. a displacement of the pollution

This chart shows that:
Of the total sample, 25% strongly agree, 19% agree, 10% neither agree nor disagree, 31% disagree, and 15% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of respondents for King’s school, 16% strongly agree, 19% agree, 9% neither agree nor disagree, 36% disagree, and 20% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of respondents for Meon schools, 27% strongly agree, 18% agree, 14% neither agree nor disagree, 27% disagree, and 14% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of respondents for St John’s school, 10% strongly agree, 19% agree, 19% neither agree nor disagree, 43% disagree, and 10% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of respondents for St Jude’s school, 47% strongly agree, 13% agree, 6% neither agree nor disagree, 26% disagree, and 7% strongly disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times
Of respondents for Bramble school, 31% strongly agree, 54% agree, and 15% disagree that since the vehicles have been removed, they are not as worried about the air quality at drop-off/pick-up times