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Choose the right survey
Start with an official questionnaire, an established research measure or one of Echo's ready-made school surveys.
School surveys
Every school survey, in one place.
Staff wellbeing deserves its own careful, repeatable process. Schools also need to hear from staff, pupils and parents about other parts of school life. Echo brings both together without losing the purpose of either.
Ready to run
Survey library
Staff
5 ready-made surveys
Pupils
3 ready-made surveys
Parents
1 ready-made survey
Official questionnaires and research-based measures, with their original wording and attribution protected.
A simpler survey process
Choose carefully. Run it well. Keep the results useful.
The survey, collection and reporting stay connected, so leaders do not have to rebuild the process each time another audience needs to be heard.
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Send it simply
Share one anonymous link with the right audience and keep the collection dates and response progress together.
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Read the group picture
Review scores, response patterns and open comments in a format suited to that survey and its published guidance.
Inside the library
Trusted starting points for the questions schools already ask.
Each template keeps its intended wording, scoring approach and source. Echo-created surveys are labelled separately from official questionnaires and validated measures.
Staff
Look beyond the regular wellbeing check-in when you need a deeper or more specific staff view.
Open Government Licence
Ofsted staff survey
The official inspection questionnaire, ready to run any time.
Source and attribution
Ofsted staff survey questions, GOV.UK, 27 November 2025
Open Government Licence
Work-related stress audit
The full HSE Management Standards indicator tool.
Source and attribution
HSE Management Standards Indicator Tool, Health and Safety Executive
Open Government Licence
Personal wellbeing check
The four ONS personal wellbeing questions.
Source and attribution
ONS personal wellbeing questions
Free to use
Burnout check
Where staff exhaustion is coming from: the job itself, or working with pupils.
Source and attribution
Kristensen, Borritz, Villadsen and Christensen (2005), Work & Stress 19(3). Items reproduced from NFA.
Open Government Licence
National comparison: working lives
The questions the DfE asks teachers across England, so you can see where your school sits.
Source and attribution
DfE, Working Lives of Teachers and Leaders wave 4, IFF Research and UCL IoE, 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under OGL v3.0.
Pupils
Understand pupils' experience of school through age-appropriate surveys and established measures.
Open Government LicenceReception to Year 14
Ofsted pupil survey
The official inspection questionnaire for pupils.
Source and attribution
Ofsted pupil survey questions, GOV.UK, 27 November 2025
Free, used verbatimAges 8 to 15
Stirling Children's Wellbeing Scale
A validated wellbeing measure for children.
Source and attribution
Liddle, I. and Carter, G.F.A. (2015). Educational Psychology in Practice, 31(2), 174-185. Stirling Council Educational Psychology Service.
Creative Commons BY 4.0
Wellbeing at school
How pupils feel about learning, belonging and doing well at school.
Source and attribution
Renshaw, T. L. (2020). Student Subjective Wellbeing Questionnaire: Measure and user guide. Open Science Framework. Licensed CC BY 4.0.
Parents
Gather a clear whole-school parent and carer view without adding another separate survey system.
Open Government Licence
Ofsted Parent View
The official inspection questionnaire for parents.
Source and attribution
Ofsted Parent View
Reports show group patterns only. These surveys are not screening or diagnostic tools for individual staff, pupils or parents.
One place, different purposes
Keep wider surveys together without reducing staff wellbeing to another annual form.
Echo keeps the regular staff wellbeing cycle focused on listening, action, recognition and communication. Alongside it, the wider survey library gives schools a practical home for the official and research-based questionnaires they may already need to run.
- One place for staff, pupil and parent survey activity
- Consistent anonymous links and response tracking
- Results presented in the format intended for each survey
- A clear history for school leaders and governors
See the full library
Bring your school surveys into one clear process.
We will show you the staff, pupil and parent templates, how responses are collected and what each results view provides.