Bournemouth Bristol Buckinghamshire Cornwall Devon Dorset Ealing East Sussex Essex Greenwich Hammersmith and Fulham Haringay Havering Hertfordshire Hounslow Lincolnshire Luton North Somerset Plymouth Poole Richmond-upon-Thames Sandwell Somerset South Gloucestershire Southwark Suffolk Thurrock Torbay Tower Hamlets

As part of the continuous development of the School Travel Health Check we are exploring the use of InstantAtlas as a means of mapping our STHC analysis results in a log-on, password and plug-in free environment.

Please select one of the authorities from the drop down list on the left (opens in a new browser window).

Equally do take a look at the 'all authorities' summary.
NOTE: As we do not have data for all 30 STHC authorities for all years you may need to switch between years to see data for the authority you are interested in.

We are seeking feedback. Have a play, share it with any friends and colleagues whom you think would be interested and please contact us to give us your feedback.

Tips on using Instant Atlas

• The best way to get on with Instant Atlas is to dive in and have a go with the various drop downs and filters. Click here to see a tutorial video on YouTube produced by Instant Atlas. Also if you click the help button in the atlas itself it will provide more information on the different features shown on the page.
• You can open as many instances of the Instant Atlas report as your screen (and brain!) will allow. This means that you could have different views of the data visible side by side e.g. the short term STHC indicator of the number of pupils within walk threshold coming by car and the census figures for walking or cycling.

Implications on use of Instant atlas reports as part of the STHC

• Instant Atlas reports could form part of the STHC output to clients with their own branding etc. to host on their own intra/internet sites, but due to the licensing structure of the IA software there would be additional costs involved. Please let us know if this is something that you would be interested in.
• We know from years of experience that in schools there is no substitute for big paper maps. Instant Atlas reports would not replace the paper STHC packs sent out to schools for example. They will however provide another means of accessing the STHC analysis data to support strategic work at local authority level and above.