50+ Ready-to-Use Education Survey Templates

Safeguarding

Keeping children safe in education is a fundamental duty that can’t be fully understood through policies and incident logs alone.

Our Pupil Safeguarding Survey helps schools explore how safe pupils feel in various contexts, and whether they know what to do if they don’t feel safe. Developed in partnership with safeguarding leads and aligned to KCSIE, it’s a powerful tool for understanding what’s happening between the lines.

Assessment readiness

With growing concern over learning gaps and exam pressure, it’s vital to understand how prepared pupils feel and how well they’ve been supported.

Our Assessment Readiness and Exam Readiness Surveys, available for pupils and parents, explore emotional and academic preparedness, revision support, and communication effectiveness. They help leaders fine-tune their support strategies to improve outcomes and reduce anxiety.

Transition years

Transitions from primary to secondary, or between year groups, can be a stressful and uncertain time for pupils and their families.

Our Before and  After Transition Surveys for both pupils and parents measure wellbeing, academic readiness and emotional adjustment, helping schools plan better support and smooth the path forward.

Technology use and phone policies

Digital tools and mobile phones play a complex role in school life, from enhancing learning to contributing to distraction.

Our Technology Usage and Attitudes Surveys (for staff and pupils) assess digital confidence, training needs and views on classroom tech.

The Phone Use Survey (360°, Staff, pupils and parents) provides a full picture of how phones are used and perceived, helping schools evaluate or redesign their phone policies.

Climate and environmental action

Many schools are embracing sustainability, but efforts often vary across departments or stakeholder groups.

Our Climate and Environmental Action Surveys, available for staff, pupils, parents and governors, explore engagement, curriculum coverage, and leadership strategy, so schools can benchmark progress and build whole-community buy-in.

Attendance

Persistent absence remains one of the biggest post-pandemic challenges. Yet understanding why pupils miss school requires input from those directly affected.

Our Attendance Surveys (360°) capture views from pupils, staff and parents, providing a rounded picture of policy awareness, communication, and perceived barriers to attendance.

Staff wellbeing and retention

Teacher workload, stress and attrition are national concerns.

Edurio’s Staff Experience Survey offers a comprehensive baseline, while our Wellbeing and Work Satisfaction Pulse Surveys help track changes over time. Together, they support early intervention and strategic improvements to retention, workload and workplace culture.

Behaviour and belonging

Behaviour is one of the most visible indicators of school climate, and one of the hardest to measure reliably.

Our Behaviour Surveys (Primary and Secondary) provide insight into pupil experiences and perceptions of behaviour policies. Used alongside parent and staff surveys, schools can assess consistency and support across the community.

SEND and inclusion

Creating a truly inclusive environment starts with understanding.

Our SEND Capabilities and Support Surveys (for staff and parents) explore confidence, communication and resources.

Our Equality, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EEDI) Surveys gather staff and pupil views on belonging, fairness and opportunity.

Inspection readiness

Inspections bring pressure, but also opportunity. 

Edurio’s Ofsted-style and Independent School Framework surveys for staff, parents and pupils help schools evaluate how their community perceives leadership, safety, communication and culture, well before an inspection visit. They support robust self-evaluation and readiness without guesswork.

Parental engagement

Engaged parents and carers strengthen outcomes, but building and sustaining relationships takes insight.

Our Parent Experience Survey, Events and Communication Survey, and topic-specific tools (like those on attendance, behaviour and transitions) help schools understand what parents think and how they feel.

These surveys support stronger alignment and partnership when used alongside staff and pupil views.