'Having data every year/two years to compare and to help inform our curriculum has been most useful. We use it to help us plan assemblies, from time activities, PSE lessons, PE planning etc...

Student Progression Leader, Crawshaw Academy

'I really like the look of the log in page, it is very child friendly and the graphics are simple'.

A child in a Primary School

The My Health My School Survey is a great tool which allows pupil voice amongst our children to share how they feel about a range of areas involving their mental health and physical wellbeing. This survey allows us to create a detailed analysis which we then use to inform future planning for school, specifically in our PSHE scheme of work, school council meetings and to address any issues beyond the academic curriculum. The Wellbeing team is always available for support and advice and to provide training.

Assistant Head, Sharp Lane Primary School

Before: I had to run for 4 minutes and I didn't want to. I kind of sprinted at the start but I couldn't keep going. After: Mrs Kent showed us how to keep going at a better pace. I ran for the whole 4 minutes and I didn't give up because I felt more determined. I felt really proud of myself.

Primary school pupil, Immaculate Heart of Mary CPS, Leeds

It is always useful to have student voice on how they are feeling and to allow us as a school to work upstream and look at a preventative curriculum. We find the live data and feedback useful to see what our current concerns or issues are amongst our community.

A Secondary School in Leeds

The 'My Health, My School' survey provides an overall picture of school strengths and areas of concern. Utilising this data allows for intervention strategies to be put into place to support our young people.

Teacher, Corpus Christi Catholic College, Leeds.

The new interface looks great!

Teacher and Health Leader, Moortown Primary, Leeds.

'The survey's use of speech bubbles relates it to teenagers more than boxes as they look like text messages.'

A student in a Secondary School

'The new survey is colourful, eye catching, intriguing, child friendly and I like the sections!'

A child in Chapel Allerton Primary School, Leeds

'I think the survey is very accessible to people that struggle to read (bad eye sight or if English is not their first language), especially as it has a button to make the writing bigger.'

A student in a Secondary School

'I like the range of questions in the survey'.

A child in a Primary School

'I like that you didn't have to scroll down to get to other questions'.

A child in a Primary School

'The website is very clear and uses legible font'.

A student in a secondary school

'I loved the survey colours and presentation'.

A child in a Primary School

'Overall, I think the new website is great'.

A student in a secondary school

'The questions are easily readable'.

A child in a Primary School