Researchers and students at the Department of Psychology are conducting research into the factors promoting and otherwise affecting the wellbeing of education professionals specifically during this phase of the covid-19 pandemic (Ethics ID:34613). Via an anonymous, short survey, gaining the views of a wide range of education professionals nationally we aim to provide the Department of Education and the whole community of education with an evidence-based perspective on what is working well in schools to support staff wellbeing.
To contribute please forward the following link to any friends/family/contacts involved with teaching and learning (senior leaders, teachers, support staff and all other educational professionals) in primary or secondary schools in the UK https://bournemouthpsych.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6mvGIrW6hk9z62F
If you have any questions or comments please contact us at researchwellbeing@bournemouth.ac.uk
Your support with this research would be greatly valued.











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