Student Voice Feedback
Since the start of this academic year, I have been meeting students during PSHCE lessons to talk to them about different aspects of school life, and to get some Student Voice feedback on a whole range of topics. And, the Lead Practitioner Team has also run a number of sessions around the Teaching and Learning experience in the classroom.
So far, students have talked about the start of the new school year, digital learning from a SEND point of view, attendance, rewards, and how work can be made more accessible in lessons. All the students involved have been brilliant and have given some interesting feedback, ranging from the impact of our new punctuality and uniform systems (or the ‘oppressive regime’ as one student described it!) to the power of a postcard that is sent home, what style of marking is most effective and how useful a Google Classroom that recommends how to prepare for a key assessment is…
We will continue to talk to our students
regularly about how they are finding the school experience, and try to cover as many different angles as possible - if there is anything in particular you would like some feedback on, please let us know and we will get a session sorted!
A massive thank you to 52 form groups of 63 in Year 7 to Year 11 for completing the Student Voice Questionnaire.
Responses were truthful and headline responses, representative of our student body, are displayed below. When our new Junior Leadership Team is established, the intention is to amplify Student Voice across our school - incorporating more activities such as this questionnaire to interact, gauge and make relevant changes we are able to.
You can view a summary of student responses by clicking on the link here
A sneak peek preview of what you’ll be able to see when you click the link
Lou and Rav
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