South Mainland Learning and Wellbeing Partnership Survey - Dunrossness School Area

The South Mainland Learning and Wellbeing Partnership is a group of different services within the Shetland Islands Council, NHS and third sector organisations, who come together to gather information, identify current key issues, share this information with relevant partners and develop some learning opportunities.   
Please take a few minutes to complete this survey – the information you supply will help us to get a better picture of what the needs are at this point in time.   Thank you!
 
 

1. Are you concerned/struggling with any of the following just now? Please tick all that apply.

 

2. Are these concerns/worries a result of (or made worse by) the current Coronavirus situation?

 

3. Are you confident to participate in online activities? *

 

4. Are you confident you can help your children with schoolwork if they are learning at home? *

 

5. Do you have appropriate equipment and connectivity to enable you to work, communicate with others and support your children’s learning in the event of lockdown/social isolation? Please comment below. *

 

6. Are you comfortable with face-to-face meetings (within current guidelines)?

 

7. When is the best time for you to attend a session or participate in an activity?

 

8. Would any of the following would be helpful to you A) at this time B) in the event of another lockdown or self isolation ? Please tick A, B or both into the relevant boxes.

A) at this timeB) in the event of another lockdown or self isolation
Opportunities to link up with others online
Opportunities for parents and children to learn together
Activities for pleasure and enjoyment
Support for schoolwork
Preparing a CV
Activities targeting children’s mental health
How to complete application forms
Sessions to help you get comfortable with School online platforms e.g. Glow, Teams
Interview skills
Sessions to help you support your children use social media and the web safely
Sessions to help update your existing skills e.g. numeracy, communication
Fun activities you can do as a family
Opportunities to develop your digital skills e.g. Windows 10, internet safety
Ideas to help you get more involved in your children’s play
Sessions to help you get comfortable with social media or apps e.g. zoom, messenger
Projects to bring older and younger members of the community together
Confidence building sessions
Parenting classes
Cooking on a budget
Talks e.g. information about working in care/schools/as a childminder
Examples of useful websites or videos around self-care, keeping mentally and physically fit
Art/craft classes
Activities for health and wellbeing and relaxation
Outdoor activities
Budgeting/money matters courses
Finding out about volunteering activities
Information about what services offer e.g. Mind Your Head, RVS, Voluntary Action Shetland, Health Improvement, Citizens Advice Bureau
 

9. Any other comments or suggestions?