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Latest national insights into staff, pupil and parent experiences

National Education Insights 2026: How Does Your School or Trust Compare?

Every year, Edurio publishes national research reports built on the voices of school communities across England. This Autumn Term, we’re releasing three new reports – on staff, pupil and parent experience – with a stronger focus than ever on belonging and engagement, alongside the wellbeing, workload and confidence themes leaders rely on.

Last year, nearly 400,000 staff, pupils and parents shared their experience with us. This year’s reports will be just as comprehensive and set against several years of national trend data so you can see what’s changing.

Register once, and we’ll send you all three reports the moment they’re published – so you’re among the first to see the national picture.

With one sign-up, you’ll gain access to:

3 national research reports

Comprehensive insights into staff, pupil and parent experiences in the 2025/26 academic year.

Multiple years of national trends

See which factors have shaped stakeholder experiences over the past few years.

Practical insights and strategies

Evaluate how your community compares to the national trends and where to focus improvements.

What’s inside each report:

Staff Experience Report

This year’s report puts a stronger spotlight on staff belonging and engagement, alongside wellbeing, workload, leadership and career development.

Use it to: plan staff retention and belonging strategies, strengthen leadership practice, and benchmark your school, trust or school group against national data.

Pupil Experience Report

Explore how connected pupils feel to their school, their peers and their learning, alongside wellbeing, safety and interest in lessons, with key differences between primary and secondary settings.

Use it to: identify wellbeing and belonging concerns early, improve outcomes, and understand what most influences how pupils feel.

Parent Experience Report

See national shifts in parental engagement, communication and confidence in schools, and the factors most strongly linked to parent satisfaction. Part of a fuller picture of how connected school communities feel.

Use it to: evaluate your parental engagement strategy, prioritise actions that build trust, and tailor your approach across primary and secondary settings.