Choose the perfect survey for your school

Measuring wellbeing in schools is crucial for understanding the overall health and happiness of students and staff.  Research into the relationship between mental health, education, and life outcomes is constantly evolving but, it is widely accepted that by promoting more positive wellbeing, we can drive whole-school improvements in attainment, behaviour, attendance, self-esteem and much more.

Research-based surveys are designed by experts in psychology, education, and related fields to gather quantitative data on various aspects of wellbeing. They are developed through rigorous scientific research and validation processes that ensure they are reliable, age-appropriate, and relevant for children in today's classroom. Using research-based surveys can save you a huge amount of time as there is no need to create custom questions. The surveys also often come with comprehensive scoring systems, allowing for easy benchmarking, progress monitoring, and comparing results to similar settings.

Surveys and questionnaires provide a systematic way to assess different dimensions of wellbeing, such as life satisfaction, resilience, belonging, anxiety, ad more. By collecting responses from students, teachers, and parents, schools can obtain insights into the factors influencing wellbeing within their community.

There are various surveys and questionnaires tailored to measure different aspects of wellbeing. Examples include the Stirling Children's Wellbeing Scale (SCWBS) for assessing general wellbeing, the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS) for evaluating stress levels, or the Student Subjective Wellbeing Questionnaire (SSWQ) for measuring belonging and relationships. By answering the 9 simple quesions on this page, we can help you select thr right survey(s) for your school.