Annual Reports from National Behavior Survey: Academic Years 2021 and 2022
The School Behaviour Survey and Research Team has published reports from the first and second National Behaviour Surveys, covering the academic years 2021-2022 and 2022-2023. These reports provide valuable insights into the behaviour of teachers, school leaders, and pupils in primary and secondary schools, as well as all-through schools and academies across England.
The data for these surveys was collected from multiple respondent groups, including parents, pupils, learners, schools, and colleges. For the second national behaviour survey, data was also gathered through the omnibus surveys and additional data collection methods in May 2023, such as the parent, pupil and learner panel, and the school and college panel surveys.
The reports are comprehensive, covering a wide range of school behaviour-related topics. They offer a detailed analysis of the behaviour of teachers, school leaders, and pupils, providing valuable insights for educational institutions and policymakers alike.
The reports solicit feedback from parents and carers, ensuring that their perspectives are taken into account. The data collected in May 2023 forms a significant part of the reports, offering a current and relevant snapshot of school behaviour in England.
Schools across England represented the school year 2023/2024 in the National Pupil and Teacher Survey (Nationalverhaltenserhebungen). The reports present findings from these surveys, offering a clear picture of the current state of school behaviour in England.
Additional school survey reports and data are also available for those interested in a more detailed understanding of school behaviour in England. For more information or to access the reports, please visit the School Behaviour Survey and Research Team's website and use the contact email provided: [email protected] website.
The national behaviour survey report for 2023-2024 is now available, offering the latest insights into school behaviour in England. These reports are an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the education sector, providing a wealth of information about the behaviour of teachers, school leaders, and pupils in English schools.
