Student health and wellbeing

NZCER's student health and wellbeing work.

Student health and wellbeing research projects

Play.sport Evaluation

NZCER has been contracted by Sport New Zealand to provide evaluation services for Play.sport during 2016-2019.

Project leader(s): Sally Boyd

PB4L School-Wide is a framework that involved school leaders, teachers, students and support staff in building consistent approaches to behaviour to enable academic and social success for all students.

Project leader(s): Sally Boyd

Student engagement Student health and wellbeing

Recent Student health and wellbeing research publications

Making a difference to student wellbeing—a data exploration

Author(s): Elliot Lawes and Sally Boyd

Student health and wellbeing

Research report - 2018

Secondary schools in 2015

Author(s): Cathy Wylie and Linda Bonne

This is a comprehensive picture of the current experiences and challenges for secondary schools in New Zealand. It presents the findings from NZCER's national survey of secondary schools, conducted in July and August 2015. It includes the perspectives of principals, teachers, parents and board of trustee members on a wide range of issues.

Implementing New Zealand Curriculum Key Competencies NCEA Policy School governance and management Student health and wellbeing

Research report - 2016

"It's who we are" Stories of practice and change from PB4L School-Wide Schools

Author(s): Sally Boyd, Alex Hotere-Barnes, Lesieli Tongati’o and Jo MacDonald

This report summarises the findings from case studies of seven schools that are part of the Positive Behaviour for Learning School-Wide (PB4L-SW) initiative.

Student engagement Student health and wellbeing

Research report - 2015

Findings from the first phase of the evaluation of PB4L School-Wide

Author(s):

This summary outlines key findings from the first phase of an evaluation of Positive Behaviour for Learning School-Wide (PB4L-SW). This evaluation is being conducted over 2013-2015 by NZCER for the Ministry of Education.

Student engagement Student health and wellbeing

Research summary - 2014

Year 2 Evaluation - Getting Runs on the Board

Author(s): Sally Boyd, Rosemary Hipkins

The Sport in Education initiative was introduced by Sport NZ in 2013 to demonstrate the contribution that the context and concepts of sport can make to enhancing teaching and learning for schools and students. Eight schools were chosen to demonstrate that this approach is equally valid across genders, geographic locations, roll sizes and differing socioeconomic environments.

This report prepared for Sport New Zealand covers stories based on successful practice from two years of the Sport in Education initiative. The success stories are activities which teachers considered had made a difference.

Evaluation Student engagement Student health and wellbeing

Research report - 2015

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