PRE-Audience Performance Survey SitC 2026

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Thanks for your interest in attending the Science in the City 2026 festival. We would like to invite your thoughts and views in this questionnaire before you attend the festival and once again after. This questionnaire should take you about 5 minutes to complete. As a special thank you, by participating in this survey, you will be automatically entered into a prize draw for 10x€50 Piscopo gift cards, 2 Heritage Malta memberships, 2x100 prepacks of Playmobil figurines (1x100 for children under 4 years + 1x100 for 4+), and a selection of other vouchers and discounts!

The following statements are meant to ensure you are adequately informed about this evaluation and what will happen to the responses you provide:

I am 18 years of age or older.
I will receive an email invitation to complete a second survey after the festival.
My responses will be used to improve the festival experiences and educational outcomes, and inform academic research.
The information I provide about myself is confidential by default.
My participation is voluntary. I can choose to not respond to any questions or withdraw at any time.
My identity will not be disclosed for commercial use by a third party or made public without my explicit consent.
After anonymisation, the data I submit may be published as part of an open dataset.

Please indicate whether you understand and agree with the statements above, and are willing to participate in this survey:

Yes, I understand, agree, and am willing to participate in this survey.

No, I am not willing to participate in this survey.

Please indicate any reasons why you prefer not to participate

Note: You will not be able to participate further in this survey without consent.

The festival complies with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). You may view the privacy policy here. If you have any questions about this survey, please contact [email protected]. Data from this questionnaire will be kept on an encrypted server with access restricted to Science in the City staff or associated researchers.

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