The Student Resilience Survey (SRS) is a research-validated tool designed to measure the protective factors that help young people thrive, even when facing adversity. Developed from leading international frameworks, it captures a wide range of influences on student wellbeing from individual skills like empathy and problem-solving to external supports such as family connections, school engagement, and community belonging.
What the SRS Measures
Individual strengths: Self-esteem, empathy, communication, problem-solving, aspirations
Family Support: Warmth, structure, and positive home environments
School and Community Connections: Feeling valued by peers, teachers, and the wider community
We partner with an organisation that offers a resilience-based curriculum for primary and secondary schools. Explore their free resources and materials to support resilience and psychological fitness in your school community. -> https://www.bounceforward.com
Questionnaire / Scales
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