Parent, pupil and learner panel omnibus surveys for 2021 to 2022
Findings from regular surveys with school pupil’s parents or carers, secondary school pupils, and 16 to 18 learners.
Applies to England
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The parent, pupil and learner panel was set up to provide robust, rapid research on the experiences of parents, pupils and learners on a range of topical education issues.
Department for Education (DfE) recruited a panel of:
- parents of primary pupils in years 1 to 6
- parents of secondary pupils in years 7 to 11
- school pupils in years 7 to 13
- 16 to 18 learners in further education classroom settings.
The panel were asked questions submitted by policy teams across DfE.
Topics covered in the surveys include:
- behaviour in school
- childcare
- experiences of COVID-19
- mental health and wellbeing
- school attendance
- special educational needs and disability (SEND) support
The findings from the parent and pupil panel omnibus surveys for the previous academic year are also available.
Updates to this page
Last updated 15 December 2022 + show all updates
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We have updated the 'Parent, pupil and learner panel: technical report' and added the 'Parent, pupil and learner panel: May wave' and 'Parent, pupil and learner panel: June wave' documents to the page.
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We have updated the 'Parent, pupil and learner panel: technical report' and added the 'Parent, pupil and learner panel: February wave' and 'Parent, pupil and learner panel: March wave' documents to the page.
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First published.