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Kids' Life and Times Survey 2015 Kids’ Life and Times Survey 2015 – Troubleshooting guide What is the Kids’ Life and Times survey? Kids’ Life and Times (KLT) is an annual survey of all P7 children in Northern Ireland covering issues important to children today. The survey consists of an online questionnaire lasting about 20 minutes and is completed by the children in school. The overall purpose of the survey is to inform relevant organisations of the views of children and to give children a voice in issues that affect them. Further background information and instructions on how to take part in the survey are available in the Instructions for Teachers document on the KLT website at http://www.ark.ac.uk/klt/teachers/ When will the survey be available online? This year’s survey will be available online from 9.00am on Monday 2nd November 2015 until 5.00pm on Friday 15th January 2016. What questions will be in the survey? This year the survey includes questions on sport, shared education and things children might do in school to help them to stay calm; there are also some questions on health and bullying. If you would like to view the content of the survey before the children participate please go to http://www.ark.ac.uk/klt/teachers/ Who needs to give consent for the children to take part? Please give each child in the class an opt-out form to take home to his/her parent or guardian. If their parent/guardian does not want them to participate, please ask them to return the form to you as soon as possible (the forms do not need to be sent back to us). Please ensure that the children whose parent/guardian has returned the opt-out form do not take part in the survey. At the start of the questionnaire, the child will also be asked if he/she wants to take part in the survey – the children do not have to take part if they do not want to. Where do I get the opt-out forms? Opt-out forms have been sent to every primary school in Northern Ireland. However, you can also download and print out the form from http://www.ark.ac.uk/klt/teachers/ Can I get the opt-out forms in other languages? Yes – please contact [email protected] or phone 9097 5970 to request translations of the opt-out forms for parents. We will then send this to you. We will also make these translations available online at http://www.ark.ac.uk/klt/teachers/ so please check the website to see if a form is already available in the language that you need. At the start of the survey children are asked for a school number – what is this? Your School Number is printed on the letter sent to the principal of your school and on the teacher’s instructions mailed to each school. Alternatively, you can use your school’s DENI number. You can also find a full list of schools and school numbers at the end of this document. Flash is not installed on my computer – can we still do the survey? There is a short animated introduction to the survey, which is programmed in Flash. However, if you do not have Flash installed on your device (for example, if you are using an iPad), please select the non-Flash version of the survey (see the link at www.ark.ac.uk/klt) If I have any queries or technical problems, how can I contact the Kids’ Life and Times team? You can contact us using the Kids’ Life and Times Helpline number at 028 9097 5970. If no one is available to take your call, please leave a message and one of the team will get back to you as soon as possible. You can also contact us by email [email protected] Thank you for taking part in the survey. The results will be available on the KLT website later in the year. SchoolID DENI School Address 1 101 1010063 CURRIE PRIMARY SCHOOL 111-113 LIMESTONE ROAD 102 1010146 EUSTON STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL 163 EUSTON STREET 103 1010157 ROSETTA PRIMARY SCHOOL 21-23 KNOCKBREDA ROAD 104 1010205 FORTH RIVER PRIMARY SCHOOL 100 CAIRNMARTIN ROAD 105 1010221 SPRINGFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL 425 SPRINGFIELD ROAD 106 1010232 HARDING MEMORIAL PRIMARY SCHOOL 105 - 107 CREGAGH ROAD 107 1010252 STRANDTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL NORTH ROAD 108 1010255 ELMGROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL 289 BEERSBRIDGE ROAD 109 1010266 SEAVIEW PRIMARY SCHOOL SEAVIEW DRIVE 110 1010267 NETTLEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL RADNOR STREET 111 1010269 AVONIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL AVONIEL ROAD 112 1010273 ORANGEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL MARINA PARK 113 1010282 CARR'S GLEN PRIMARY SCHOOL 629-633 OLDPARK ROAD 114 1010301 TAUGHMONAGH PRIMARY SCHOOL FINDON GARDENS 247 BALLYGOMARTIN 115 1010307 SPRINGHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL ROAD 116 1010323 EDENBROOKE PRIMARY SCHOOL 230 TENNENT STREET 117 1010324 STRANMILLIS PRIMARY SCHOOL KNIGHTSBRIDGE PARK 118 1010325 LIGONIEL PRIMARY SCHOOL LIGONIEL ROAD 119 1010806 FINAGHY PRIMARY SCHOOL 38 FINAGHY ROAD SOUTH 120 1010831 CAVEHILL PRIMARY SCHOOL UPPER CASTLE PARK 121 1013018 KNOCKNAGONEY PRIMARY SCHOOL KNOCKNAGONEY ROAD 122 1016059 BLACKMOUNTAIN PRIMARY SCHOOL BLACK MOUNTAIN PLACE 123 1016060 DONEGALL ROAD PRIMARY SCHOOL MALDON STREET 124 1016076 BALLYSILLAN PRIMARY SCHOOL BALLYSILLAN PARK 125 1016205 FANE STREET PRIMARY SCHOOL FANE STREET 126 1016207 BLYTHEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL BLYTHE STREET 127 1016485 GLENWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 4-22 UPPER RIGA STREET 128 1016498 MALVERN PRIMARY SCHOOL 25-35 FORSTER STREET 129 1016499 BOTANIC PRIMARY SCHOOL 6 BOTANIC COURT 130 1016532 WHEATFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL ALLIANCE ROAD 131 1016537 LOWWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL SHERINGHURST PARK 132 1016604 HARMONY PRIMARY SCHOOL FORTHRIVER CRESCENT 133 1016647 BUNSCOIL MHIC REACHTAIN 10A LANCASTER STREET 134 1016655 VICTORIA PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL STRANDBURN STREET 135 1030194 HOLY CROSS BOYS' PRIMARY SCHOOL BROOKFIELD STREET 136 1030313 OUR LADY OF LOURDES PRIMARY SCHOOL 700 ANTRIM ROAD 137 1030326 OUR LADY'S GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOL DEANBY GARDENS 138 1030327 HOLY ROSARY PRIMARY SCHOOL 70 SUNNYSIDE CRESCENT 139 1030331 HOLY CROSS GIRLS' PRIMARY SCHOOL ARDOYNE ROAD 140 1030868 ST ANNE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 50 KINGSWAY 141 1036041 MERCY PRIMARY SCHOOL 614 CRUMLIN ROAD 142 1036042 ST VINCENT DE PAUL PRIMARY SCHOOL 165A LIGONIEL ROAD 143 1036048 ST MARY'S STAR OF THE SEA PRIMARY SCHOOL 730-760 SHORE ROAD 144 1036075 ST BRIDE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 36 DERRYVOLGIE AVENUE 145 1036132 ST THERESE OF LISIEUX PRIMARY SCHOOL 472 ANTRIM ROAD 146 1036140 ST MICHAEL'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 514 RAVENHILL ROAD 147 1036246 ST JOSEPH'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 31A HOLLAND DRIVE 148 1036388 ST MARY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL DIVIS STREET 149 1036466 ST MALACHY'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 1 ELIZA STREET 150 1036471 SACRED HEART PRIMARY SCHOOL 31-51 OLDPARK AVENUE 151 1036505 ST MATTHEW'S PRIMARY SCHOOL SEAFORDE STREET 152 1036565 ST KEVIN'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 446 FALLS ROAD 153 1036566 HOLY FAMILY PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 NEWINGTON AVENUE 154 1036576 HOLY CHILD PRIMARY SCHOOL 5 SOUTH GREEN 155 1036589 ST TERESA'S PRIMARY SCHOOL GLEN ROAD 156 1036602 ST OLIVER PLUNKETT PRIMARY SCHOOL 452 GLEN ROAD 157 1036620 ST PETER'S PRIMARY SCHOOL ROSS ROAD 158 1036621 ST JOSEPH'S PRIMARY SCHOOL CULLINGTREE ROAD 159 1036623 HOLY TRINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL MONAGH ROAD 160 1036624 ST PAUL'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 34-36 MICA DRIVE 161 1036630 ST CLARE'S PRIMARY SCHOOL 323 CUPAR STREET 162 1036688 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PRIMARY SCHOOL FINAGHY ROAD NORTH 163 1036697 JOHN PAUL II PRIMARY SCHOOL WHITEROCK ROAD 164 1036698 ST PATRICKS PRIMARY SCHOOL 3 CHURCHILL STREET 165 1046501 BUNSCOIL PHOBAL FEIRSTE 11 ROSGOILL PARK 166 1046571 GAELSCOIL NA BHFAL 34A IVEAGH CRESCENT 167 1046593 BUNSCOIL AN TSLEIBHE DHUIBH 15A BALLYMURPHY ROAD 168 1046596 BUNSCOIL BHEANN MHADAGAIN WYNDHAM DRIVE 169 1046641 SCOIL AN DROICHID 22 COOKE STREET 170 1046671 GAELSCOIL NA MONA 1 MONAGH LINK 171 1046672 GAELSCOIL AN LONNAIN 61 FALLS ROAD 172 1056483 CLIFTONVILLE INTEGRATED PRIMARY SCHOOL 93 CLIFTONVILLE ROAD 173 1056535 FORGE INTEGRATED PRIMARY SCHOOL 20 CAROLAN ROAD 174 1066531 HAZELWOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL 242 WHITEWELL ROAD 175 1066580 CRANMORE INTEGRATED PRIMARY SCHOOL 47 FINAGHY ROAD NORTH 24 LANDSDOWNE PARK 176 1310003 CEDAR LODGE SPECIAL SCHOOL NORTH 177 1310012 FLEMING FULTON SPECIAL SCHOOL 35 UPPER MALONE ROAD 178 1310014 HARBERTON SPECIAL SCHOOL HARBERTON PARK 179 1310016 MITCHELL HOUSE SPECIAL SCHOOL 1A MARMONT DRIVE ROYAL BELFAST HOSPITAL 180 1316560 BELFAST HOSPITAL SCHOOL SICK CHILDREN 181 1316569 GLENVEAGH SPECIAL SCHOOL HARBERTON PARK 182 1316584 CLARAWOOD SPECIAL SCHOOL CLARAWOOD PARK 183 1336548 ST GERARD’S SCHOOL AND SUPPORT SERVICES BLACKS ROAD 562-594 UPPER 184 1620020 CAMPBELL COLLEGE JUNIOR SCHOOL NEWTOWNARDS ROAD 185 1620022 FULLERTON HOUSE PREPARATORY SCHOOL 1 MALONE ROAD 186 1620023 DOWNEY HOUSE SCHOOL 9 PIRRIE PARK GARDENS 187 1620027 INCHMARLO CRANMORE PARK 188 1620028 BEN MADIGAN PREPARATORY SCHOOL 690 ANTRIM ROAD 189 1620089 STRATHEARN PREPARTORY DEPT. 188 BELMONT ROAD 190 1620264 VICTORIA COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL CRANMORE PARK 191 2010380 LONDONDERRY MODEL PRIMARY SCHOOL NORTHLAND ROAD 192 2010382 EBRINGTON CONTROLLED PRIMARY SCHOOL 12 ULSTERVILLE AVENUE 193 2011787 KESH PRIMARY SCHOOL 44 CREVENISH ROAD 194 2011789 MOAT PRIMARY SCHOOL LISNASKEA 195 2011860 BELLEEK(2) PRIMARY SCHOOL CORRY 196 2011873 AGHADRUMSEE PRIMARY SCHOOL 14 AGHADRUMSEE ROAD 197 2011879 NEWTOWNBUTLER(2) PRIMARY SCHOOL 58 HIGH STREET 198 2011881 FLORENCECOURT PRIMARY SCHOOL DRUMLAGHY TWO, 199 2011893 BALLINAMALLARD PRIMARY SCHOOL 19 BARAGH ROAD 200 2011894 BROOKEBOROUGH PRIMARY SCHOOL BROOKEBOROUGH 201 2011899 DERRYGONNELLY PRIMARY SCHOOL 22 CALDRUM ROAD 202 2012052 CULMORE PRIMARY SCHOOL 181 CULMORE ROAD 203 2012087 BELLARENA PRIMARY SCHOOL 260 SEACOAST ROAD 204 2012095 BALLOUGRY PRIMARY SCHOOL 30A MULLENAN ROAD 205 2012227 DRUMAHOE PRIMARY SCHOOL 31 DRUMAHOE ROAD 206 2012245 EGLINTON PRIMARY 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