Headline results 2012
Headline results from the fourth year
of Sport England's 'satisfaction with the sporting
experience' survey have been published. 46 sports were
included in the survey, which took place between February and
May 2012.
The results are based on responses from 43,900 people age
14 and over in England, who take part in sport regularly. Within
each sport, respondents were surveyed from across three groups or
levels of engagement with sport - general participants, affiliated
club members and the talent pool.
Sports participants across the 46 sports were asked
questions about 10 different sporting 'domains' or areas of
satisfaction: They were asked to rate their satisfaction with and
the importance of each domain and the elements within each
domain.
The 10 domains of satisfaction are as follows:
- Value for money
- Performance
- Social/belonging
- Facilities and playing environment
- Logistics/organisation
- People and staff
- Diversion/release
- Exertion and fitness
- Officiating
- Coaching.
Headline satisfaction scores provide an overall satisfaction
rating for each of the sports included in the survey and take into
account the relative importance and satisfaction of each of the
domains and the elements within them.
Headline satisfaction scores include:
- The overall satisfaction score; and the overall satisfaction
score by engagement level (general participant, affiliated club
member and talent pool) for each individual sport.
- The average satisfaction score across all sports (all 46 sports
combined) and the average satisfaction score across all sports by
engagement level.
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headline results
Detailed results for each sport will be published
in September 2012.
Headline results are official statistics and must comply
with legislation relating to the publication of government data.
You can find out more about Sport England's official statistics
on this page.
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