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How to conduct an effective survey

Last reviewed on 14 October 2019
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Use our step-by-step guide and grab-and-go statement banks to save time and get the insights you need from parents, pupils and staff.

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  1. Step 1: decide what you're looking to survey
  2. Step 2: decide who to ask and when
  3. Step 3: choose your format
  4. Step 4: create your survey using our statement banks
  5. Step 5: trial your survey
  6. Step 6: launch day, make it a big deal!
  7. Step 7: analyse your results and act on them
  8. Other ways to get feedback
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