Staff, parent and pupil surveys for schoolsIs 62% good?
See it beside England.

See which of your results are really above or below England, and which gaps are only chance. Running a survey is free, and so is the headline result when it closes.

For example: 62% of your staff feel valued. England: 68%.

See your school beside England, free Read a sample report

Three of our anonymous surveys ask the same questions as Ofsted Parent View and the DfE’s national surveys. Independent: not connected with Ofsted or the DfE.

Example report page

Teacher and leader survey

I feel valued by my school.

Percentage of staff who agree. 48 staff answered.

6 points below England. Too close to call with 48 answers.

Example school. England: DfE Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders survey, 2025, all teachers and leaders.

From the national figures

67.9% of teachers and leaders in England agree with “I feel valued by my school.”

Strongly disagree: 6.5%
Tend to disagree: 12.5%
Neither agree nor disagree: 13.1%
Tend to agree: 39.1%
Strongly agree: 28.8%

The 67.9% counts strongly agree or tend to agree.

Source: DfE Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders, wave 4, January to May 2025. All teachers and leaders in England, 10,808 answers. Open Government Licence v3.0. This question by phase, with every answer

Start with one of three surveys

These three ask questions worded exactly as the government asks them, so every result sits beside England’s published figure. Each is free to run.

Teachers and leaders
19 questions with England’s figure, about 5 minutes
DfE Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders, wave 4, January to May 2025. Up to 10,808 teachers and leaders answered each question. See the questions
Start free
Parents and carers
10 questions with England’s figure, about 3 minutes
Ofsted Parent View, 10 November 2025 to 6 April 2026. Up to 110,629 parents answered each question. Parents choose whether to answer Parent View, so it is not a random sample. See the questions
Start free
Pupils in Years 7 to 11
13 questions with England’s figure, about 4 minutes
DfE Parent, Pupil and Learner Voice, March 2026 and May 2026. Up to 2,323 pupils in years 7 to 11 answered each question. See the questions
Start free
62 more surveysFor a particular question, such as workload, phones or transition, and for support staff and primary pupils. No national figure is published for these: you see your own results, and change since your last survey. Free to run; every full report is included in the Annual plan. Browse the library

Your school’s answers

Staff, parents or pupils answer anonymously.

England’s figure

Published by the DfE or Ofsted, for the same question.

The Gap Test

Is the gap bigger than chance, for the number who answered?

A verdict in words

Clearly below, in line with, or clearly above England.

Fig. 1. How a result becomes a verdict. The test is the same one the reports use: a gap is only called a strength or a priority when it is larger than chance would explain.

The report

What a school receives when its survey closes: every question, the response rate, how many answered, and each result beside England’s where one is published.

Fig. 2. The first screen of the sample report at full size: Larkfield Academy (a fictional school), a fictional secondary school, 64 responses. The school and its answers are invented; all 18 England figures are real, from the DfE Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders survey.Read the whole report

Anonymity, shown

The rules run in code. The school cannot switch them off.

What your head sees: “I feel valued by my school.”

Results by role, as the head sees them
Group	Answered	Agree
Whole staff	41	68%
Teachers	22	68%
Teaching assistants	9	Not shown
Senior leaders	6	Not shown
Office team	4	Not shown

Groups under 10 staff are hidden, and so is any group that could be worked out by taking the others away from the whole.

A comment

As written

Marking has doubled since Mrs Hughes took over Year 5. Ring me on 07700 900461.

As your head sees it

Marking has doubled since name removed took over Year 5. Ring me on phone removed.

Names, phone numbers and emails come out automatically as a first pass; leaders can remove any comment before sharing.

Fig. 3. A fictional staff of 41. The hiding rule and the name removal here are the same code the reports run. Every rule, working

Safeguarding: A survey cannot open until the school has named a safeguarding lead. If a comment suggests someone may be at risk, the lead is emailed at once and the comment is kept out of the report. Alerts support your procedures; they do not replace them.The safeguarding protocol
Data and AI: Responses are stored in the UK, and every figure is calculated before AI sees anything. If AI commentary is switched on, comment text with names removed goes to our AI supplier, Anthropic, which may process it outside the UK. We do not use your responses to train AI.Read the data protection pack (draft: final version before launch)

The survey library

The three comparison surveys and 62 more for particular questions, every question published. Surveys without a national figure are marked as such.

Try workload, bullying or phones, or browse the whole library.

Everyone can answer. Every survey can be read aloud, made larger or shown on buff paper, and the main parent surveys come in ten languages. See how

Price

Every survey starts free. You choose whether to pay after it closes. Not useful? Ask within 30 days of buying a report and we refund it in full.

Free

£0 to run

Run any survey. You see the headline result, strengths and priorities, and one national comparison figure.

Report

£149 per survey

The full report and briefing slides, with every national comparison, for one survey.

Annual plan

from £495 a year

Every full report for a year. £895 for most primaries, £1,495 for most secondaries. Does not renew automatically.

No VAT is charged. Pay by card or by invoice with a purchase order. Every price, the size bands and what you risk

How it runs

Running a survey well takes more than the questions. All of this comes with every survey, free, except the full report.

1Today
Sign in with a code sent to your school email, find your school, choose a survey, set the closing date and open it.
- Invitation text to paste into your email or letter, with a link people can follow to check how it works first. Read it. For parents, messages ready for your app, a text, the newsletter and social media.
- We email each person a link that works once. Their addresses are deleted once the link is used, after 30 days, or when the survey closes.
- An A4 poster with a QR code, and a kiosk mode for parents’ evenings that clears itself after each person.
2While it is open
Watch the count rise. You see how many have answered, never who.
- One click sends a reminder, with a fresh link, to everyone who has not answered.
- If answers are slow in the last two weeks, one click moves the closing date back a week.
3When it closes
The headline result, with strengths and priorities, is free.
- If you choose the full report, it is ready minutes later, with briefing slides for staff or governors. See the slides.

Not this term?

We will email you once, at the start of the term you choose, with the surveys in the library. Nothing else. You do not need this to use anything on the site.

We use this address only to send this one reminder. We email a link to confirm first, and every email has a link to stop it.

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From the national figures

67.9% of teachers and leaders in England agree with “I feel valued by my school.”

Strongly disagree: 6.5%
Tend to disagree: 12.5%
Neither agree nor disagree: 13.1%
Tend to agree: 39.1%
Strongly agree: 28.8%

The 67.9% counts strongly agree or tend to agree.

Whole staff

68%

Teachers

68%

Teaching assistants

Not shown

Senior leaders

Not shown

Office team

Not shown

Staff, parent and pupil surveys for schoolsIs 62% good? See it beside England.

From the national figures

Start with one of three surveys

Teachers and leaders

Parents and carers

Pupils in Years 7 to 11

The report

Anonymity, shown

The survey library

Price

Free

Report

Annual plan

How it runs

Not this term?

Run your first survey today, free.

From the national figures

Start with one of three surveys

Teachers and leaders

Parents and carers

Pupils in Years 7 to 11

The report

Anonymity, shown

The survey library

Price

Free

Report

Annual plan

How it runs

Not this term?

Run your first survey today, free.

Staff, parent and pupil surveys for schoolsIs 62% good?
See it beside England.