How Echo works for MATs

Staff wellbeing across your trust, in one view.

Every school runs the same short, anonymous staff check-in and keeps its own action plan. The central team sees the whole trust, compares schools fairly, and reports to the board.

Trust overview

Echo Learning Trust

4 schools reporting

Trust wellbeing

7.1/ 10

Response rate

80%

Movement

+0.4

Echo Primary7.886%
Oakfield Academy7.179%
Riverside School6.482%
Meadow View5.871%

01 · Roll out

One check-in, every school

Set one rhythm for the trust. Each school runs the same short, anonymous staff check-in on the same schedule, so results can be compared fairly, and each school keeps its own results, action plan and follow-up.

  • The same six wellbeing areas in every school
  • One approved question set, scheduled from the centre
  • Each school keeps its own action plan and local ownership
  • Monthly, half-termly or termly, whatever the trust decides

Trust check-in

Spring check-in

Opens 3 Mar · closes 14 Mar

Echo PrimaryScheduled
Oakfield AcademyScheduled
Riverside SchoolScheduled
Meadow ViewScheduled

Riverside School · Spring action plan

Owned by the school. 3 actions, 1 underway.

02 · Compare

Trust dashboard

Scores, response rates and movement for every school, side by side. The heat map shows where one school or one wellbeing area stands apart, and you can open any school's full reporting from here.

  • Trust wellbeing, response rate and movement at a glance
  • Heat map by school and wellbeing area
  • Where support may help, ranked by score
  • One click into any school's results and action plan

School heat map

Spring check-in

SchoolOverallSupportWorkloadVoice
Echo Primary7.88.17.67.4
Oakfield Academy7.17.46.97.2
Riverside School6.46.85.96.6
Meadow View5.86.25.26.0

Where support may help

4 schools

Workload

Meadow View · Support with cover and planning time

5.2

Feeling supported

Riverside School · Review line-management consistency

5.9

03 · Recognise

Recognition across the trust

See which colleagues have been recognised across your schools and why, then draft an acknowledgement from trust leadership. The colleague is visible. The person who gave the shout-out always stays anonymous.

  • Latest check-in, recent check-ins or all time
  • The anonymous reasons behind each mention
  • An editable acknowledgement from the trust, ready to send

Most recognised colleagues

Last 3 check-ins
MT

Mrs Taylor

Echo Primary · Supporting colleagues through a difficult term

7
MP

Mr Patel

Riverside School · Stepping in whenever cover was needed

5
ME

Ms Evans

Oakfield Academy · Helping new staff feel part of the team

4

Acknowledgement · Mrs Taylor

From the trust

Hi Sarah, colleagues at Echo Primary have mentioned you seven times across the last three check-ins for supporting them through a difficult term. On behalf of the trust, thank you.

SendEdit

04 · Report

Board report

Turn the latest trust picture into a board report with charts, plus an editable version for your own commentary. A trust newsletter draws on the staff wellbeing check-ins across all your schools.

  • PDF with charts, ready for the board pack
  • Editable Word document for your own commentary
  • Trust-wide staff newsletter, editable before it goes out
  • Group patterns only. Responses stay anonymous, and it is never an individual screening tool

Board report · Spring

Staff wellbeing across the trust

Echo Learning Trust

Trust wellbeing

7.1

Response rate

80%

Movement

+0.4

Wellbeing by school

Echo Primary7.8
Oakfield Academy7.1
Riverside School6.4
Meadow View5.8

Commentary

Download PDFEditable Word file

Same per-school price. Trust-wide analytics on top.

Each school pays its usual annual price, and the trust adds one analytics fee for the whole-trust view. A short call, a look at a real trust dashboard, and a straight answer on whether it fits.