Infographics: Making SHRN Data Accessible and Engaging for Wider Audiences
Infographics are a powerful tool for transforming complex data into engaging visuals that resonate with diverse audiences. In this blog, Huw Eifion Evans, Healthy School Co-ordinator for Conwy, shares his Top Ten Tips for using infographics to bring insights from The School Health Research Network (SHRN) data to life. Whether you’re aiming to communicate key findings with learners, staff, parents/carers or school governors, these tips can help ensure your SHRN data is both impactful and easy to understand.
Double the Insight, Double the Impact: The SHRN Student Health and Well-Being Survey and The SHRN School Environment Questionnaire (SEQ)
In this blog, Maria explores the significant benefits of the SHRN surveys for schools and how they can transform the educational environment for the better.
Removing barriers to exercise – period
A recent study found that girls and women are less likely to engage in regular physical activity than boys and men across Wales. But what role does menstruation play in this? Dr Kelly Morgan, Deputy Director of the School Health Research Network attended a recent workshop to find out more abouts tackling period poverty and understanding mensuration’s impact on girls’ physical activity.
Data Anonymity and The SHRN Student Health and Well-being Survey in Primary Schools
In this Article, Maria Boffey (SHRN Knowledge and Exchange Manager), explains the benefits of anonymised SHRN data, and how it can be used by schools, local authorities, Public Health Wales and Welsh Government to develop policies and practices to improve children’s and young people’s health and well-being.