17% of the parents responded to our request for feedback forms. A closer analysis reveals that parents of younger children in local camps responded ( 21%) more than parents of older children in outstation camps (12%) . We urge all parents to give us a review. It really helps us.
Response | Questions |
92.57% | Parents gave us a rating of 4 or 5 on the question “How satisfied were |
94.1% | The respondents gave us a rating of 4 or 5 on the question “How satisfied were you with the quality of the instructors provided to your ward on camp?” where 1 represented “Needs improvement and 5 represented “Excellent”. We attribute this solely to the enthusiasm, ability and passion of our volunteers. |
91.1% | The respondents gave us a rating of 4 or 5 on the question “ Did your ward feel safe, secure and cared for during the camp?”, where 1 represents “Needs improvement” and 5 represents “Very satisfied”. When we deep dove into the balance ~9% responses we found that most of these were instances in which the child was not used to being in the outdoors/rural areas and was scared due to the presence of moths/frogs or insects in the evenings. Although we ensure that there are no such occurings inside th rooms, parents need to prepare their kids to expect moths/frogs and other small insects when outdoors. This is an inevitable part of outdoor life. |
Chinmay is the Owner/Director of Pugmarks, an avid reader and a traveller himself. He has over 2 decades of experience in camping, adventure and travel.
