Continuation of use

• At a total sample level 62% of respondents are ‘likely’ or ‘very likely’ to continue to use the app. This increases to 80% for respondents from King’s Academy College Park even though fewer respondents overall downloaded the app at this school
• The responses suggest that those who downloaded the app are generally quite positive towards it, and see the benefit of continuing to use it to encourage their child(ren) to walk more

This chart shows that for respondents who downloaded the app:
Of the total sample, 39% are very likely, 23% are likely, 24% are unlikely, and 14% are very unlikely to continue to use the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge to help them walk more
Of respondents for King’s school, 48% are very likely, 32% are likely, 16% are unlikely, and 3% are very unlikely to continue to use the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge to help them walk more
Of respondents for Meon schools, 44% are very likely, 15% are likely, 24% are unlikely, and 18% are very unlikely to continue to use the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge to help them walk more
Of respondents for St John’s school, 44% are very likely, 33% are likely, 11% are unlikely, and 11% are very unlikely to continue to use the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge to help them walk more
Of respondents for St Jude’s school, 31% are very likely, 21% are likely, 28% are unlikely, and 21% are very unlikely to continue to use the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge to help them walk more
Of respondents for Bramble school, 10% are very likely, 20% are likely, 50% are unlikely, and 20% are very unlikely to continue to use the Pompey Monster Stomp to School Challenge to help them walk more