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On This Page: Query the latest analysis data for the selected school by filtering on a combination of pupil mode of travel, National Curiculum Year (NCY) range and maximum travel distance and see the results tables, charts and Google map dynamically update. All the usual Google Map functionality like greyscale maps, aerial imagery and Street View are available to enhance the understanding of the data.


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The latest available () STHC Pupil Travel Distance & Mode Analysis results for  are summarised here as an interactive map and charts. Use the options panel below to filter the latest available () STHC Pupil Travel Distance & Mode Analysis results. You can filter the data on a combination of Pupil Usual Mode of Travel, National Curriculum Year (NCY) range, and maximum travel distance. After selecting the options, click the "FILTER MAP BY SELECTED OPTIONS" button and the pupil distribution map, summary data tables and bar charts will be automatically updated accordingly.

Notes:-

1. Map Style - How the Pupil Distribution map is rendered will depend on the type of user:-

  • General Public (default option) - For the casual viewer, the map is rendered as an anonymised "hotspot" style map only for all schools.
  • Registered School Staff Users - Each school will be also able to view the Pupil Distribution map for their school as individual pupil icons & travel lines, and users can toggle between this "Pupil Icon" and the "Hotspot" view. The maps for all other schools in the LA will be available but will still only be rendered as a "hotspot" one. Note that users must be logged in to see the Pupil Icon map. All Dorset schools will have received a username and password for a single School Staff account for the STHC portal as part of their STHC pack and we would recommend that a particular member of staff takes responsibility for sharing the login details with colleagues at the local school level as the data is useful for day-to-day school management as well as for teaching. Note that it will be up to each school to decide for themselves whether or not pupils are allowed to view the Pupil Icon map as part of normal teaching in a classroom setting. As already mentioned though pupils do not need an individual login to see the "Hotspot" map.
  • Registered Administrator Users - The highest level of access enables users to see the "Pupil Icon" map for all schools in the authority as well as the "Hotspot" one, though again the user must be registered with us and logged in. We would envisage such users to be local authority officers involved in the strategic planning and delivery of local services to all schools in the local authority eg. transport planning.

2. Pupil Count & Travel Distance Data Table - This table is interactive. The rows can be re-ordered from highest to lowest value or vice versa by clicking on the column header.

Suggested Filters Map Filter Options


Quick Travel Mode Select:
Travel Mode: 

National Curriculum Yeargroup (NCY) Range: 
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Pupil Home - School Travel Distance: 
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School Walk Threshold Distance: km


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Pupil Travel Distance & Mode Analysis For Selected Filter Options

The bar charts below show the count of pupils for each travel mode included in the selected options (if data has been supplied by the school).


Selected Pupils: Pupil Count by Recorded Usual Mode of Travel
Selected Pupils: Average Pupil Home - 'Actual' School Travel Distance By Usual Mode of Travel (km)

The bar charts below show the "all-modes-combined" count of pupils for specific travel distances from the school for the selected options. In effect these are "profiles by distance".
Note - The 85th Percentile distance for pupils has been identified as significant in a transport planning context.


Selected Pupils: Pupil Count By Home - 'Actual' School Travel Distance (km)
Selected Pupils: Pupil Count By Home - 'Actual' School Travel Distance (% of All Selected Pupils)


Selected Pupils: Pupil Count By Usual Mode of Travel & National Curriculum Yeargroup



The Sankey diagram opposite shows how each usual mode of travel (right side) varies between different national curriculum yeargroups (left side) for the selected pupils.


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