Child Safety poll

I know I can trust and rely on adults at SSPP

• Yes - all of the adults

• Yes - most of the adults

• Yes - only 1 or 2 adults

• No - none of the adults

I feel I can be myself at SSPP

• I feel I can be my unique self and I am accepted

• I feel I can be myself but I need to follow the rules

• I feel that following the rules is more important than being myself

• I do not feel I can be myself at school

I feel I can share my thoughts at SSPP

• I feel safe to share my thoughts at SSPP

• I am allowed to share my thoughts but I worry about how people will react

• I want to share my thoughts but I don't feel I am allowed

• I never share my thoughts at school

I feel confident to speak up for myself and others

(select as many as apply to you)

• I feel confident to speak up for others

• I sometimes feel confident to speak up for others

• I feel confident to speak up for myself

• I sometimes feel confident to speak up for myself

I wouldn't speak up if

(select as many as apply to you)

• I thought my parents or siblings could get in trouble

• I thought my friend could get in trouble

• I thought I could get in trouble

• I thought a teacher could get in trouble

• I can always speak up

If I am worried about my rights or my safety, I can....

(select all that apply to you)

• Talk to an adult at school

• See the counsellor

• Talk to a friend

• Talk to my parents

• Talk to a sibling or family member

What could SSPP do to help you feel you could always speak up if you had worries about your rights or safety, or a friends rights or safety?

I have opportunities to participate in decisions that affect me at school

• Always

• Most of the time

• Sometimes

• Never