94.4% of the respondents are women, and 4.6% are men.

 48.9% are aged 36–45
42.4% are aged 25–35
6.5% are aged 46–55
1.1% are aged 56–65
1% are over 66 years old

"80.6% of the respondents believe they have been adequately informed about the eTwinning projects, 14% have not been informed, and only 5.4% are unsure.

96.7% stated that they have been informed about the 'Young Meteorologists' project, and only 3.3% have not been informed.

91.2% believe that the project helped develop the knowledge and skills required to address local environmental challenges, while 7.7% are unsure and only 1.1% disagree.

81.3% believe that through this eTwinning project, their child improved their English skills, 8.8% do not believe so, and 9.9% are unsure.

82.4% believe that through the eTwinning project, their child learned more about European countries, 15.4% are unsure, and 2.2% do not believe their child learned more about Europe

95.5% believe that the project helped students understand key concepts about weather and climate, while 4.5% are unsure.