Category Archives: Handy hints

Customising your survey by adding tags allows you to filter your results and compare different groups taking your survey for example, pupils from different form groups. For example, if you collect data on whether or not young people are eligible … Continue reading →

I was asked recently why the well-being scores from an initial survey don’t always match the initial figures shown in the follow up results. Your follow up results only show participants that have completed both the initial and follow up … Continue reading →

One of the unique features of the results you get from NPC’s Well-being Measure is that you can see how your group compares to other young people. We do this using our national baseline – a sample of young people … Continue reading →

Adding your own questions to your survey allows you to collect more specific feedback from your survey participants. These questions could relate to the project they have been involved in, how they feel before/after the project or could even be … Continue reading →

During the ‘Create survey’ process, if you have a problem uploading your spreadsheet of participant information then don’t panic. It is likely to be the results of a small error – usually something you have done when you saved the … Continue reading →

When using NPC’s Well-being Measure, we always emphasise the importance of planning and preparation. Nowhere is this more crucial than when it comes to collecting data at the start of your programme – what is known as ‘baseline data’. Baseline … Continue reading →

One of the benefits of using NPC’s Well-being Measure – and the feature of the tool we are proudest of – is the quality and flexibility of the reporting on your results. Once you’ve closed your survey you can download … Continue reading →

We all care about making children’s lives better – that is why we set up NPC’s Well-being Measure and that is probably why you are reading this. But in the relentless drive for improvement, we can forget that life is … Continue reading →

One of the advantages of NPC’s Well-being Measure is the ability to be able to manage your surveys whilst they are in action. You might for example, want to know how many people have already completed the survey or want … Continue reading →