Listening to children and young people to understand their experiences and support their well-being

Now available for KS1, KS2, Transition, KS3, KS4, and KS5

Pupils' Voice is a comprehensive suite of online surveys designed to give children and young people a safe, structured, and age-appropriate way to express how they feel about life in school. From early primary to the end of post-16 education, Pupils’ Voice helps schools listen, learn, and act—enhancing support and creating a more positive school environment for all.

The surveys explore key areas of school life and emotional well-being, offering detailed insight to support pastoral care, inclusion, and academic progress. All responses are anonymous, and reports are automatically generated at pupil group, year, and whole-school levels.

Structured Themes Across All Surveys

The questionnaire and reporting structure is built around four key themes, each with targeted sub-themes:

• Total Pupils' Voice
  • Transition (KS3 Transition only)
    • Continuity and familiarity
    • Changing from primary to secondary
    • Knowing what to expect
  • Wellbeing and Resilience
    • Emotional Wellbeing
    • Personal Stress and Mental Health
    • Social Concerns
    • Food, Health, and Exercise
  • Relationships, Safety and Belonging
    • Getting on with People
    • Engaged and Included
    • Safeguarding
    • Bullying and Antisocial Behaviour
    • Travelling to and Being in School
  • Learning and Progress
    • Teaching and Learning
    • Independence and Responsibility
    • School Work and Extracurricular Activities
    • School Work and Future Career Pressures (KS3+ only)

Key Stage Variants

KS1 (Years 1 and 2)

Designed for early readers, the KS1 version uses spoken questions and visually engaging answer options. It offers young children a gentle introduction to sharing how they feel at school, covering areas like safety, relationships, happiness, and enjoyment in learning.

KS2 (Years 3 to 6)

Encourages older primary pupils to reflect on their friendships, feelings, learning, and well-being. Simple language and animated visuals make it accessible and engaging.

KS3 (Years 7 to 9)

Provides deeper insight into students’ experience of secondary school, with the option to include a dedicated Transition Module for Year 7 pupils moving up from primary. Addresses the full structure of themes and sub-themes.

KS4 (Years 10 and 11)

Captures the voice of students preparing for GCSEs and post-16 pathways. Helps schools understand the pressures pupils face and what support they need to succeed and feel well.

KS5 (Years 12 and 13 / Sixth Form and College)

Supports post-16 learners through one of the most challenging and important phases of education. Explores study pressure, future planning, mental health, and inclusion, giving staff valuable feedback to guide support and guidance services.

How Pupils’ Voice Works

• Simple Setup: Quick to deploy with flexible welcome messages and optional custom questions
• Fully Online: Accessible via web browser, suitable for in-class or remote completion
• Tailored Reporting: Reports by key stage, year group, and tutor/class group
• Interactive Platform: View results, apply suggested actions, and track progress and interventions
• Follow-Up Surveys: Compare results across time to evaluate support and changes

The Impact

When schools listen, pupils feel valued. Pupils’ Voice makes it easy to:

• Spot concerns early and respond proactively
• Promote emotional resilience and student well-being
• Improve inclusion, relationships, and school safety
• Support teaching, learning, and career readiness

Whether you’re welcoming Year 1 pupils or preparing Year 13s for the future, Pupils’ Voice gives you the insight needed to make a difference.

Ready to Listen?

Contact us today to learn how Pupils’ Voice can help your school or trust better understand the views and needs of your students.

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• Free resources and demonstrations available on request
• Live chat with a real person—no bots!

Let every pupil’s voice be heard—and acted upon.