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...removed the need for us to analyse the findings, which was very time-consuming' Hammond Community Junior School |
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'The beauty of this questionnaire is that the questions are highly relevant and exactly the issues that we should be asking parents' Healey Foundation Primary School |
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'The attitude survey was very thorough..., importantly, precious time and resources were not spent by staff on analysing the findings' St Joseph's College |
NFER attitude surveys: pupils, parents and staff
NFER attitude surveys for pupils, parents and staff offer schools an efficient way to consult effectively. The service gathers information to help evaluate the views of pupils, parents and staff and provides data for your school's self-evaluation process based on objective evidence. The surveys will:
- provide impartial results that will help schools to identify areas of strength and weakness as part of their ongoing improvement
- provide data to help prepare for inspection
- track effectiveness compared to other schools in supporting improved outcomes for children and young people
- make the consultation process with pupils and parents less time consuming for schools
You can place your order now for 2011/2012 by following this link.
What do you get from the service?
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Online questionnaires specifically designed for primary age pupils from year 3 upwards and for all secondary age pupils
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Paper or online questionnaires for all parents of pupils in all year groups from Nursery to year 13
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Online questionnaires seeking the views of your staff, including teachers, teaching support and non-teaching support staff
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A simple survey administration service to complete the questionnaires for parents, pupils and/or staff
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Comprehensive reports showing the views of your pupils, parents or staff compared to nationally representative norms, with breakdowns by year, group and gender for the pupil surveys
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Specially designed single measures to illustrate results related to children and young people's outcomes for the pupil surveys
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Guidance on how to use the reports to help with self-evaluation
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Guidance on how to use the reports to help complete the SEF*
*Although the SEF previously made available by Ofsted is no longer officially required, we understand that some schools are still using the SEF and so we will continue to provide this guidance for the coming year.