KS4 Student Voice - 2011.12 Term 1
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Students provided feedback on various aspects of their school experience. [1] The vast majority enjoy being pupils. [2] Most students disagree that target setting is useful. [3] A house points system is preferred by 79% of students. [4] Tutors are viewed as effective because they provide clear communication, academic advice and support, and maintain a positive environment. [5] Students suggested ways tutors could provide additional support such as reminders and feedback.
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