In a school environment, student wellbeing can be difficult to measure. And children don’t always tell us when they feel unwell or down.
Champion Life’s Wellbeing Monitor is a simple way to check-in with students from Kindergarten through to Year 8. With an early alert system, you can proactively support the wellbeing of students throughout the school.
The Wellbeing Monitor allows students to check-in and rate their mood using an emoji rating system. Check-ins are a safe space for students to share their emotions privately with their teacher.
This active monitoring helps foster stronger relationships between teachers and students. Students feel cared for and that their voices are heard. And teachers can use the data to provide more individualised and appropriate support.
Checking in with the Wellbeing Monitor takes just a few seconds. As each student checks-in, their personal emoji scale disappears from view. Only teachers can see what each student has shared.
Champion Life acts as an early intervention tool for student mental health issues.
It collates check-in data over time, allowing teachers to see an overview of each student’s wellbeing. The teachers’ dashboard view shows the current weeks check-ins at a glance, as well as helpful reports and graphs. Automatic alerts are sent when poor wellbeing is consistently reported.
Over 80% of students report that their mood improves after being active. When children take the time to notice this difference, it helps them understand the link between movement and mental health, and gives them a lifelong tool to support their wellbeing.
Check-in data also helps schools uncover trends or anomalies over time and across year levels.
Teachers and school leaders can identify factors impacting wellbeing and devise strategies to reduce these impacts.
Champion Life also connects teachers with expert resources to help provide appropriate support for students.