Question 1

How do I use this survey with my students on BounceTogether?

Accepted Answer

Once you have a BounceTogether account, this pre-loaded survey is available directly from your dashboard. You can assign it to a whole group, a year group, or individual pupils, then view results as responses come in. The platform guides you through setup in just a few clicks.

Question 2

Can students complete this survey anonymously?

Accepted Answer

Yes. BounceTogether supports anonymous survey completion so pupils can respond honestly without their answers being linked to their identity. You can toggle anonymous mode when creating a survey instance from your dashboard.

Question 3

How are the results presented after the survey is completed?

Accepted Answer

Results are displayed in a visual dashboard with summary scores and breakdowns by sub-scale. You can compare scores across different time points to track changes in wellbeing across the year, and export data for reporting.

Question 4

Is this survey research-validated?

Accepted Answer

All pre-loaded surveys on BounceTogether are drawn from established, peer-reviewed wellbeing measurement tools widely used in schools and research settings. Each survey is included based on its evidence base and practical suitability for the school context.

Question 5

How often should I run this survey?

Accepted Answer

Many schools run the same survey at the start and end of each term to measure changes over time. There is no limit to how many times you can assign and run a survey — you can create multiple instances to suit your own schedule and reporting needs.

Question 6

Can I download or print a paper version of this survey?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Register for a free BounceTogether Toolkit account at tools.bouncetogether.co.uk to download a printable PDF version of this survey template. The toolkit also gives you access to additional resources and deeper survey information.

School Avoidance Scale

Introduction

Additional information

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<p>For each question about avoiding uncomfortable feelings brought on by attending school pick one number that best describes the last few days.<br><br></p> <p> </p>

Frequently asked questions