AnonyMouse_25084 Posted August 24, 2009 Posted August 24, 2009 Hi, Just wondered if any one else has done something similar... my head wants me to find out from parents what they think/thought of the induction process, e.g. induction visits prior to starting school, home visits and information etc. Any ideas for the best way to approach this? Also thinking it would be nice to find out from the children (reception age) what they thought of it e.g. how happy they were starting school, but how would I be able to do this? Maybe get the school council to chat to the class with some key questions?? Thanks!
AnonyMouse_79 Posted August 24, 2009 Posted August 24, 2009 You need a questionnaire but whatever you do remember to expect positive replies and phrase your questions in such a way as to make these more obvious responses than negatives! You could also give an opportunity for parents to say what could be different or better. The children could be given smiley faces to colour in when asked a question but again remember to be positive, children are unlikely to say they dont like something unless that possibility is suggested to them. This is quite good evidence for OFSTED. Good luck.
AnonyMouse_25084 Posted August 24, 2009 Author Posted August 24, 2009 You need a questionnaire but whatever you do remember to expect positive replies and phrase your questions in such a way as to make these more obvious responses than negatives!You could also give an opportunity for parents to say what could be different or better. The children could be given smiley faces to colour in when asked a question but again remember to be positive, children are unlikely to say they dont like something unless that possibility is suggested to them. This is quite good evidence for OFSTED. Good luck. Thanks Susan. Good advise about the wording of questions! If anyone has a questionnaire they have done and doesn't mind sharing, that would be helpful!!
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