Antidote - Promising progress

Antidote's research has shown a relationship between kids feeling valued and listened to and their performance. Antidote’s tools make learning more enjoyable and education more effective.   Greg Dyke
FEATURE: PROGRESS Story: Staff-student collaboration
Our experience in delivering the PROGRESS Programme is that the most interesting insights and creative solutions emerge from looking at the intertwined nature of staff and student experience – how each affect each other in ways that can escalate positively, but may also do so negatively...
PROGRESS story
The PROGRESS Programme
uses high quality data about the quality of learning relationships to generate effective strategies for making learning and wellbeing even better.

The PROGRESS Programme helps schools to:

Measure wellbeing
Become Healthy Schools
Develop whole-school SEAL
Build staff and student voice
Develop personal, learning and thinking
   skills (PLTS)
Deliver the outcomes of Every Child Matters
   (ECM)

Our unique surveys -
the Environment for Learning Survey (ELS)
and the Powerful Learning Survey (PLS)
- are critical to designing robust initiatives in support of school improvement. These enable a school to build on the emerging links between emotional literacy and effective learning.
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The PROGRESS Programme provided valuable insights into staff and student feelings, revealing how school structures and practices affected relationships, and why there is a need for warmer and more open communication in all areas of school life.
Martin Buck, headteacher, Lister Community School, Plaistow


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