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Develop a reactive whole school strategy

BounceTogether includes readily available surveys that can help you devise quick action plans that address unpredictable situations.

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When challenges arise, such as misuse of social media, or reports of bullying, we can support you in running a quick survey to gather insight, inform next steps, and monitor progress.

Collect relevant data around issues and challenges and filter results across a range of demographics from whole school to individual level.

Instantaneous results promote a rapid response and allow action plans to be formulated quickly.

Surveys form a proactive strategy as they enable you to intervene at the earliest point and prevent the escalation of issues.

Promotes a whole school support strategy for individuals by sharing the data and maximising support around a particular issue.

Collate data on relevant and current issues amongst children with the largest range of evidenced-based surveys.

Demonstrate the impact of specific interventions by using surveys at entry and exit points to monitor progress over time.

What are our schools saying?

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Knowing a proportion of our Lower Key Stage 2 girls were facing low levels of anxiety, we were able to run The Perceived Stress Scale pre and post-running anxiety-specific interventions to measure and compare their impact over time.

With BounceTogether, we can assign a survey to a class or cohort and have results back instantly. These are presented in a format that is easy for us to analyse meaning that we can put more timely actions in place. This has allowed us to be more reactive to the needs of different school cohorts

One cohort had not been split during their time in school. Now in year 3, they were struggling with social skills and relationships. Using BounceTogether to survey this specific area allowed us to explore their challenges and intervene straight away.

In one of our surveys, pupils reported lower levels of ‘being listened to’ than we had hoped. It informed our decision to create a ‘Pupil Parliament’ with pupils applying and campaigning for positions within the parliament. The aim was to give a bigger platform for pupil voice and so far, the impact has been excellent

Before working with BounceTogether, we felt we were only telling ½ a story without context or understanding of the environment our pupils are living in. BounceTogether has enabled us to see the whole, holistic picture.

Running the KINDL survey across years 1 – 6 has been key in enabling us to track the ‘un-trackable’ and flag up cohort / phase / school-based priorities regarding self-esteem, friendships, anxiety and families.

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Move one step closer to implementing an efficient monitoring and tracking system that enables you to embed healthy wellbeing practices across your whole school and drive improvements.
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Our most popular resources

The 8 Principles of a whole school approach

This document contains guidance to help you understand how BounceTogether can support your school in achieving the learning outcomes aligned to the Department for Education's 8 principles of a whole school approach to mental health and wellbeing.
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The Student Subjective Wellbeing Questionnaire

This 16-item scale measures the subjective wellbeing of pupils in the school environment. It includes 4 key areas of school life; school connectedness and belonging, academic efficacy, joy of learning, and educational purpose.
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Sample Annotated Wellbeing Report

This document presents one school's findings from the survey in a presentation-ready report format and explores how the questions are scored. It may be valuable if you need to produce reports for your school Governors or SLT.
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