Parent Carer Research Network

Key information:

• Who to Contact: Ozioma Paul from the University of Manchester
• Email: ozioma.paul@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
• Purpose: Second stage of recruitment process, seeking input from various stakeholders including local councils and parents
• Survey Topic: Home to school travel
• Time Needed: 2-5 minutes to complete
• Link to Survey: https://www.menti.com/ale7sih8gaqv
  
  

Summary:

Ozioma Paul, who’s studying at the University of Manchester. She’s looking into how kids get to school, especially if they have special needs, in the Northwest of England.

Her project wants to find ways to save time and money for parents, kids, and people who make rules about school transport.

You’re invited to take a quick survey. It’s all about what’s important to different people involved, like parents and local councils.

It’ll only take about 2-5 minutes, and your answers will really help.

Details:
Ozioma Paul, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of Manchester, who is researching challenges in home-to-school transport, particularly focusing on large-scale routing inclusive of special needs students and heterogeneous fleets in the Northwest of England.

Ozioma’s project presents potential time and cost savings for parents/children and policymakers. Participants in this study have an opportunity to help shape and influence the design of new decision-making tools for home-to-school travel, especially for students with SEND.

You’re invited to participate in the second stage of the recruitment process. While the initial interview was more restricted, this survey aims to understand what matters to various parties, from local councils to parents.

The survey will take approximately 2-5 minutes to complete and will be instrumental in helping us understand what is important to different stakeholders. Your input will contribute significantly to identifying the criteria and constraints relevant to different stakeholders, as well as other features characteristic of England’s school bus system.

To participate, please follow this link: https://www.menti.com/ale7sih8gaqv.

If you would like to chat further about this study, please send an email to ozioma.paul@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk or feel free to ring at +44 7926 515379. Ozioma will be happy to take a call to answer any questions or concerns you may have.