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Pupil voice questions: teaching and learning
Use our question banks for primary and secondary pupils in Key Stage (KS)1 through to KS4, to help you talk to your pupils about their learning in class or in focus groups.
Use our question banks when talking to pupils
You can use these questions when talking to pupils individually, or in focus groups, to help you assess pupils' understanding of their learning.
KeyDoc - pupil voice question bank primary
KeyDoc - pupil voice question bank secondary
Thanks to our associate education expert Gareth Balch, who helped us to create these questions.
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