Managing director at School Stickers talks about his views on our survey results.
Welcome to the School Stickers blog! Our MyStickers survey has once again given us some great statistics on teenage behaviour to look at this summer. Some really positive news is that nine out of ten (89%) teenagers will be playing sport this summer. This is according to the 2,023 secondary school pupils who participated in the latest Read More …
Welcome to the School Stickers blog! We’ve been taking a look at our latest MyStickers Survey responses and found some great Sports Day related figures to share with you. Over 200,000 secondary school pupils wont be taking part in a sports day this year. A fifth (22%) of secondary school pupils attend schools where all Read More …
Read Managing Director, Neil Hodges answers to teachers queries about managing behaviour in secondary schools with a specialist tailored reward scheme. I have recently taken over the headship at a large secondary school in the North East of England. I have a great team of staff, and the kids are certainly enthusiastic; but behaviour has Read More …
It’s the new year and we’ve all heard the “new year, new me” motto going around. Getting fit and eating better are resolutions on most people’s lists. Fortunately, our latest survey results show that despite the concerning decline of sport played in schools, teenagers are still managing to keep active. We surveyed 1,310 secondary school Read More …
Jacob, Daniel, Thomas, James and Adam are the names of the best behaved boys Joseph, Cameron, William, Jake and Joshua have a month to improve their behaviour Amy, Georgia, Emma, Charlotte and Grace are the names of the best behaved girls Ella, Bethany, Eleanor, Olivia and Laura need to be good all December! Our annual Read More …
Poppy Chesterman, aged 11, from Morley Memorial School, Cambridge, has won the School Stickers’ MY Sticker Competition 2014. Children from schools across the country entered the School Stickers’ competition by designing stickers which they believe highlight the issues they care about. Entries were made through a competition version of the School Stickers’ new online customised sticker tool. Read More …