Pupil Survey 2015 – Results and Response
Pupils were invited to respond to our survey in July 2014. Due to the young age of our pupils, we
requested parents’ assistance with this.
Question 1:
Question 2: Parents were asked to read the statements to their child and then indicate if they strongly
agreed, agreed, disagreed or strongly disagreed.
Comments from Headteacher:
I am pleased that most children have given positive responses. I will use the results of this survey to guide
discussions with the school council (along with Mrs Frame).
Question 3:
Pupils were asked what they like most about school.
Mrs Kirkup
Playing with my friends
Being with my friends and learning more
School dinners Miss Jewell Sometimes PE
Lunches
French lessons and creative work.
I play with my friends
Playing with the electric train that moves around and talks
That I get to do lots of writing. Playtime.
playing with everybody, enjoying myself when learning new things
Drawing. I like using coloured pencils.
Writing, we mostly do writing.
Learning about history. Lunches
Systematic and friendly
Comment from Headteacher:
I am delighted that you enjoy so many aspects of our school.
Question 4:
Children were asked what they would like to change about our school.
nothing
nothing
Nothing.
I would like to change the little lego and have some Cheama lego, and there could be some more things to climb on in the
playground.
A tunnel with a roof to get to church
Have ballons and presents
More reading time please.
I would like milk to drink instead of water all the time. I would like to do more science and maths and painting. I would like to have a
bigger school with more classes so there will be more children so people can have more friends.
The playground. More equipment.
Nothing
Nothing
Bigger playground
Nothing - everything is just right
the way how people always hurt me
Go into a different class, making friends
Giving some old toys to boys and girls who don't have any.
No mushy peas and better mashed potatoes. More work in lessons especially doing "split words" and learning about science
nothing
Bigger carpet spaces and to make more things in lessons.
More maths. Longer playtimes. More space on the playground.
I would like to do even more PE because it is fun.
People calling names and being unkind and when they hurt me.
Some naughty pupils being nice to me and listening to the teachers.
Make playground bigger
Have some chocolate on the dinner menu!
Comment from Headteacher:
Parents are now able to subscribe to Cool Milk which means that children aged 5 and over can get a drink
of milk at school.
As for the other comments, I will be looking to discuss these further with the children in classes and at
school council meetings.
Thank you so much for responding.