Create an equitable school environment
where all students can thrive

Foster a culture of fairness and inclusion

We know not all students experience school in the same way. The reality is that many students are prevented from achieving educational prosperity as a result of societal, economic, or cultural conditions that limit their opportunities, freedoms, and dignity.

Every day, leaders like you strive to close gaps, eliminate barriers, and advance the fair treatment of all students and create an equitable school environment. The question is, how do we establish consistent and effective practices for making evidence-based decisions around equity and equality?

The Tell Them From Me® Demographics

Out of the box, the The Tell Them From Me® student survey reporting reveals insights into the climate of inclusivity, diversity, and equity within your school. Students’ differing experiences of engagement, belonging, bullying, safety, and well-being tell a rich and compelling story.

You can dig below the surface to examine disparities between students of diverse gender, sexual orientation; or by newcomer, Aboriginal, English-language learner, or socioeconomic status. You can easily add your own custom demographics to measure the experiences of other populations as well.

Create an equitable school environment

The Tell Them From Me’s results will allow you to:

monitor and evaluate initiatives focused on improving diversity and inclusivity in your school;
establish benchmarks and targets for equalizing student outcomes;
identify marginalised student groups and evaluate the impact of inequities on achievement and sense of belonging over time;
identify successes or opportunities for further improvement;
make evidence-based policy, program and funding decisions; and
provide visibility and accountability into efforts to eliminate systemic disadvantage and achieve equity for all students.

Interested in learning more?

If you would like to find out more about capturing data on the climate of inclusion, equity and equality measures within your school please contact us directly.