Our Progress Coaches team would like to encourage students to take part in the Oxwell Survey to have their say on health and wellbeing.
Dear Students, Parents and Carers,
At Activate Learning, we are committed to championing student advocacy and ensuring that every young person has a voice in shaping the support available to them.
As part of this commitment, we are taking part in the Oxwell Student Survey, a national study designed to help schools, colleges, and policymakers better understand the health and wellbeing needs of young people.
What is the Oxwell Survey?
The Oxwell Student Survey is an anonymous and confidential survey run by the University of Oxford.
It provides valuable insight into how students feel about their wellbeing, daily experiences and the support available to them.
The findings help shape future policies and improve support services at both a local and national level.
For more information about the survey, please visit: https://oxwell.org/about-oxwell/
We will also be sharing the Oxwell introduction video, which provides further details about the survey and its impact.
When Will the Survey Take Place?
The Oxwell Survey will be conducted during Progress Coaching and Tutorial sessions in the weeks commencing 10 and 17 March.
Students will have the opportunity to complete the survey in a supportive environment, with an alternative task available for those who choose not to participate.
Why is This Important?
At Activate Learning, we believe that student voice is key to driving meaningful change.
By participating in this survey, students will contribute to a better understanding of the challenges they face and the support they need.
Their input will help influence how colleges, and wider services respond to young people’s wellbeing needs.
We encourage all students to take part and help shape the future of student wellbeing. Your voice matters, and we look forward to seeing the positive change your feedback will support.
If you have any questions about the Oxwell Survey, please don’t hesitate to contact us or call us on 0800 612 6008.