Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010
A health related behaviour survey was carried out in Summer 2010. The work was commissioned and co-ordinated by the Joint Commissioning Group for Young People's Substance Misuse and the Health and Wellbeing Team. The data will be used to support the Hertfordshire Healthy Schools Programme. Year 5 and Year 6 pupils completed the Primary version of the questionnaire. Pupils in Years 8 and 10 completed the Secondary version of the questionnaire. A total of over 12,700 pupils took part in 109 primary schools and 35 secondary schools in Hertfordshire.
Topics include:
- Being Healthy: Diet, exercise, drugs, sexual health, mental health
- Staying Safe: Bullying, experience of crime
- Enjoying and Achieving: Satisfaction, GCSE expectations, enjoyment of lessons, useful lessons
- Making a Positive Contribution: Leisure activities, volunteering, children’s voice in school
- Economic Well-being: Money, work, spending, plans after 16
Reports on the survey results are available below for Hertfordshire as a whole and for each of the ten district council areas.
This page last updated: 31-03-2011
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Hertfordshire
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Broxbourne
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Dacorum
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - East Herts
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Hertsmere
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - North Herts
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - St Albans
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Stevenage
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Three Rivers
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Watford
- Every Child Matters - Health Related Behaviour Survey 2010 - Welwyn Hatfield