Survey for secondary pupils
Enrichment and clubs
For pupils in Years 7 to 13: which clubs pupils attend, what stops them, whether they feel welcome, trips and visits, and what they would like the school to offer. Helps you decide what to run and who to reach. About 4 minutes to complete.
What respondents read first
This survey asks about clubs, activities and trips at school, so we can offer things you want to do and help more pupils take part. It takes about 4 minutes and it is anonymous: results are only shown for groups of 5 or more pupils. If you write something that makes us worried about your safety or someone else's, the school's safeguarding lead will read that comment. They will not know who wrote it, so they cannot come and find you. This survey is not the way to get help quickly, so if you need help now, talk to an adult you trust in school.
How anonymity works in this survey
- The school cannot see who answered. Nothing is reported until 10 people have answered.
- A group, such as one role or one year group, is shown only when 5 or more people in it have answered. Smaller groups are hidden.
- An answer chosen by fewer than 5 people is hidden, along with enough others that it cannot be worked out by subtraction.
- Written comments appear only once 10 people have answered.
The questions
Numbered in the order respondents see them.
Respondents choose
Which year are you in?
- Year 7
- Year 8
- Year 9
- Year 10
- Year 11
- Year 12
- Year 13
This places each answer in a group for the report. It is the only question about the person answering.
Enrichment11
- Question 1.
Which kinds of club or activity have you taken part in at school this year? Choose all that apply.
Choose any that apply
- Sport
- Music
- Drama or dance
- Art or craft
- Science, computing or engineering
- Reading, writing or debating
- Games, chess or hobby clubs
- Volunteering, charity or leadership roles
- Homework or study clubs
- None
- Question 2.
How often do you take part in clubs or activities outside lessons?
How often: Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often, Always
- Question 3.
There are clubs or activities at school that interest me.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 4.
I know what clubs and activities are on offer.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 5.
Clubs and activities run at times I can get to.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 6.
What, if anything, stops you taking part in clubs or activities? Choose up to three.
Choose any that apply
- None of them interest me
- I don't know what is on
- They clash with other things I do
- Getting home afterwards
- The cost
- My friends don't go
- I feel nervous about going
- Things I need to do at home
- Nothing stops me
- Question 9.
I can play sport at school outside PE lessons.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 10.
School has helped me try something new this year.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 11.
In the last 12 months, how many trips or visits have you been on with school?
Choose one
- None
- One
- Two or three
- Four or more
- Not sure
- Question 12.
Trips and visits are open to everyone, whatever their family can afford.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 13.
What club or activity would you like the school to offer?
Write your own answer
Feeling welcome to join2
- Question 7.
I would feel welcome joining a club I have not been to before.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
- Question 8.
Clubs here are for everyone, not just pupils who are already good at something.
Agree scale: five points, strongly disagree to strongly agree
Free to run. The full report is £149.
Running it is free and gives you the headline result, with strengths and priorities. The full report adds every chart, comments grouped into themes and briefing slides.
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