Pre-trial travel to and from school

• ‘Walk’ is the most common travel method for parents dropping off (71%) and picking up (61%) their children from St Jude’s, followed by ‘car’ (55% ‘drop off’ and 44% pick up’)
• Walk’ is also the most common method for parents dropping off (57%) and picking up (57%) their children from Bramble, however ‘car’ and ‘scoot / skate’ are proportionally equal to each other in terms of the second most common method (29% for both options across ‘drop off’ and ‘pick up’)

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

Base: Children: Total sample (99) | St Jude’s (85) | Bramble (14*) | *Caution small base

This chart shows that for travelling to school:
In the total sample 69% of children walk; 52% are by car (including taxi and car share); 18% scoot/skate; 7% cycle; 4% park and stride; 2% use a bus (including school and public bus); and 1% use other methods
For the St Jude school cohort; 71% of children walk; 55% are by car (including taxi and car share); 16% scoot/skate; 8% cycle; 5% park and stride; 2% use a bus (including school and public bus); and 1% use other methods
For the Bramble school cohort; 57% of children walk; 29% are by car (including taxi and car share); and 29% scoot/skate

 

Base: Children: Total sample (107) | St Jude’s (93) | Bramble (14*) | *Caution small base

This chart shows that for travelling from school:
In the total sample 61% of children walk; 44% travel by car (including taxi and car share); 17% scoot/skate; 6% cycle; 4% use a bus (including school and public bus); and 4% park and stride
For the St Jude school cohort; 61% of children walk; 46% are by car (including taxi and car share); 15% scoot/skate; 6% cycle; 4% use a bus (including school and public bus); and 4% park and stride
For the Bramble school cohort; 57% of children walk; 29% travel by car (including taxi and car share); and 29% scoot/skate