Supporting the Health of Young People in South A summary report of the Somerset Children and Young People Survey 2018

These results were collected from a version of the questionnaire. Pupils Cross-phase links sample of primary pupils aged 8 to in Years 8 and 10 completed the Many of the questions in each 11 and secondary pupils aged 12 to secondary version of the version of the questionnaire are 15 in the spring and summer terms questionnaire and students in sixth identical or very similar. Some of the 2018. forms and FE colleges were offered results of these questions are the FE version. All surveys were presented on pages 6 and 7 of this The survey was comissioned by undertaken anonymously. document, so that behaviour can be Somerset’s Public Health team as a seen across the age range. way of collecting robust information A total of 7302 pupils and students about young people’s lifestyles. took part in 74 infant and primary Somerset Results and 26 middle and secondary Where space allows throughout the Teachers were informed on how to schools in Somerset. report Somerset wider data figures collect the most reliable data and are shown in brackets ( ) for then pupils completed a version of comparison. Some statistically the questionnaire appropriate for significant differences between the their age group. Year 4 and Year 6 district and the wider somerset data pupils completed the primary sets are shown on page 3 & 5.

7302 young people aged 8 to 16+ are included in the report. 1932 of them were in South Somerset: TOPICS INCLUDE:

South Somerset Somerset School Year Year Year Year Total Year Year Year Year Total Background Year 4 6 8 10 4 6 8 10 Boys 214 141 318 218 891 851 892 939 882 3564 Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco Girls 224 185 328 304 1041 820 896 980 936 3632 Emotional Health and Total 438 326 646 522 1932 1672 1788 1960 1882 7302 Wellbeing Healthy Eating Reference sample South Somerset data have been compared with the wider Somerset County Leisure results. A selection of some of the differences, where the level seen in the South Somerset data is significantly different to that seen in the wider Physical Activity Somerset data, are listed on pages 3 and 5 of this report. Safety For more details please contact The Schools Health Education Unit Tel. 01392 667272. www.sheu.org.ukFor more details please contact The School and Career Schools Health Education Unit Tel. 01392 667272. www.sheu.org.uk Relationships and Sexual Health South Somerset Primary DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO Drugs school pupils in Years 4 - � 46% (44%) of Year 6 pupils in the survey said they have talked with their parents 6 (ages 8 - 11) about drugs. � 14% (14%) of Year 6 pupils BACKGROUND reported they were ‘fairly � 85% (87%) describe themselves as White British. 4% (3%) sure’ or ‘certain’ that they describe themselves as other white, 1% (1%) describe knew someone who used drugs themselves as Irish and 0% (1%) describe themselves as that were not medicines. Black British. � 1% (1%) of Year 6 pupils said they have been offered cannabis. 0% (1%) have been offered other drugs. HEALTHY EATING Alcohol � 4% (3%) of pupils in the survey had nothing for breakfast; while another 7% (6%) had at most a drink for breakfast. � 8% (10%) of boys and 2% 14% (16%) said they had fruit for breakfast on the day of the (5%) of girls in Year 6 survey. reported drinking alcohol � 30% (31%) of pupils had cereal for breakfast, 9% (8%) had on at least one day in the sugar-coated cereal and 29% (29%) had toast or bread on week leading up to the the morning of the survey. 2% (3%) had an energy drink. survey. � Pupils were asked to identify, from a list, the foods which they ate ‘on most days’. 69% (69%) of pupils said they have fresh fruit and 59% (59%) said vegetables. 35% (34%) said crisps and 30% (29%) said sweets ‘on most days’. � 2% (3%) of pupils reported drinking alcohol on more than � 29% (32%) of boys one day in the week leading up to the survey. and 29% (31%) of girls said they had five � 1% (2%) of pupils drank beer or lager and 1% (2%) said or more portions of they drank cider in the week before the survey. fruit and vegetables � 10% (14%) of Year 6+ pupils responded that they drink on the day before the alcohol and their parents 'always' know, while 1% (1%) survey, 9% (8%) had said they 'usually' know. eaten none. � 1% (1%) of Year 6+ pupils responded that they drink alcohol and their parents 'never' or only 'sometimes' know. Tobacco � 46% (45%) of pupils said that they ‘rarely or never’ ate fish or fish fingers. 39% (39%) said they ‘rarely or never’ had � 1% (1%) of Year 6 in the survey said that they may smoke salads. when they are older, 9% (11%) said they didn’t know. � 9% (8%) said that they had no water to drink during the day � 29% (30%) of pupils said that they had a parent/carer who yesterday. 30% (35%) said that they had at least a litre of smoked. 7% (8%) said someone smoked at home in rooms water to drink yesterday. that they use. � 28% (28%) of boys and 36% (29%) of girls said they would like to lose weight. PUBERTY AND GROWING UP � 81% (78%) of boys and 84% (84%) of girls cleaned their � When asked who had talked with them about growing up teeth at least twice the day before the survey (the and body changes, the responses included: recommended frequency). Year 6 Boys Girls PHYSICAL ACTIVITY Parents 66% Parents 85% Teachers 57% Teachers 58% � 80% (81%) of pupils said they enjoyed physical activities ‘quite a Friends 15% Friends 23% lot’ or ’a lot’. Brothers or sisters 12% Brothers or sisters 15% � 72% (71%) of boys and 63% Other close relatives 12% Other close relatives 15% (64%) of girls thought they were ‘fit’ or ‘very fit’. � 17% (16%) of boys and 24% (24%) of girls reported that � 49% (45%) of boys and 40% they worried ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’ about the way they look. (35%) of girls exercised hard at � 16% (14%) of boys and 20% (19%) of girls said they least 5 times the previous week. worried ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’ about growing up. � 55% (57%) of pupils walk at least once a week, 56% (57%) � 50% (51%) feel that they know enough, 39% (38%) are not do ‘keep fit’ and 69% (67%) run (races or tag) at least once sure and 11% (11%) said they don’t know enough about a week. how their body changes as they get older. � 89% (86%) of pupils got at least 8 hours sleep the night before; 60% (57%) went to sleep soon after going to bed.

2 EMOTIONAL HEALTH & WELL-BEING SCHOOL � 31% (34%) of boys and � 70% (58%) of boys and 75% (63%) of girls said that their 25% (26%) of girls had school cared whether they were happy or not. a high self-esteem score. � 94% (90%) said their work was marked so they could see how to improve it. � 7% (7%) of pupils had very low self-esteem � 76% (68%) said their school helps them to work as part of a scores. team. � 82% (75%) of pupils said that their school encourages everyone to take part in decisions e.g. class � 77% (77%) of pupils said they worried ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’ discussion or school council. about at least one of the items listed in the questionnaire. � 32% (37%) of pupils said they SAFETY did homework after school yesterday. � 9% (9%) of pupils reported that they felt afraid of going to school � 57% (56%) of pupils would share a bullying problem with because of bullying ‘often’ or their parent(s) and 22% (23%) said a teacher first; 10% ‘very often’. 32% (31%) said (12%) would keep the problem to themselves. ‘sometimes’ while 59% (60%) said ‘never’. LEISURE � 30% (27%) of boys and � 59% (64%) of boys and 27% (28%) of girls said they played 26% (27%) of girls reported computer games (including consoles) after school yesterday. they had been bullied at or near school in the last 12 months. � 37% (36%) of pupils said they spent time reading a book for pleasure after school yesterday. � 67% (65%) of pupils said that their school takes bullying seriously, 12% (12%) said it didn’t. � 21% (19%) of pupils said they went to a club the night � 12% (13%) of pupils reported that they thought they were before. bullied because of the way they looked and 11% (10%) because of their size or weight. � 35% (34%) spent time playing sport and 39% (39%) played � 3% (2%) thought they were bullied because of their race, with friends after school colour or religion. yesterday. � 47% (47%) said when a friend wants them to do something they don’t want to do, they can ‘usually or always’ say no; 19% (20%) said they could ‘rarely’ or ‘never’ say no. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SOUTH SOMERSET � 31% (32%) said they have had an accident in the last 12 AND THE WIDER SOMERSET SAMPLE months that was treated at a hospital or by a doctor. For most of the questions in the questionnaire, South Somerset primary pupils give similar responses to the wider INTERNET Somerset data. Some significant differences include: � 83% (83%) of pupils said that they have used the Internet at � Primary pupils in South Somerset are more likely to report home in the last month; 46% (49%) had used it on a mobile that the place where they can get school lunch is friendly device. compared with the wider Somerset sample; 45% in South � 18% (20%) of boys and 26% (25%) of girls in Year 6 said Somerset vs. 32% of the wider Somerset sample. they post messages on their social network page. � 40% of South Somerset pupils said that the place where � 58% (58%) of pupils said they use the they can get school lunch is crowded compared with 47% Internet for playing games of the wider Somerset sample. (including chatting). � 64% of South Somerset pupils said that their playtimes and � 35% (38%) of pupils use lunchtimes are friendly compared with 56% of the wider social networking sites ‘often’ Somerset sample. or ‘very often’. � 83% of South Somerset pupils said that they are able to get � 24% (28%) of boys and water at school throughout the whole day compared with 25% (25%) of girls have seen 77% of the wider Somerset sample. images or videos online that � 74% of South Somerset Year 6+ pupils said that in their were for adults only. school, people with different backgrounds are valued � 33% (31%) of girls have seen images or videos online that compared with 64% of the wider Somerset sample. had upset them. � 30% of South Somerset pupils said that they drank at least � 22% (20%) of pupils said that they had received a chat 'about a litre' of water on the day before the survey message that has made them scared/upset. 16% (17%) said compared with 35% of the wider Somerset sample. they had posted a comment that they wished they hadn’t. � 63% of South Somerset pupils are happy with their weight � 90% (91%) of pupils said they have been told how to stay as it is compared with 68% of the wider Somerset sample. safe while using the Internet, Facebook etc.

3 RELATIONSHIPS AND SEXUAL HEALTH South Somerset � 59% (55%) of Year 10 pupils said they know where to get free condoms; Secondary pupils in Years 25% (22%) of Year 8 said the same. 8 and 10 (ages 12-15) � 31% (26%) of Year 10 pupils know how to access the BACKGROUND Somerset condom card scheme; another 20% (33%) � 63% (62%) of all pupils in the survey live with both parents. of Year 10 pupils have at least 13% (14%) said mainly or only mum. heard of it but don’t know much � 89% (86%) of pupils described themselves as White British. about it/where to access it. 41% (41%) of Year 10 pupils 4% (5%) said other White and 1% (2%) described said they have never heard of the scheme. themselves as mixed. � 88% (85%) of Year 10 pupils said that they have never � 11% (10%) of pupils said that they had a special heard of the Swish service; 2% (2%) of pupils said they have educational need or learning difficulty. used the service. � 80% (83%) of Year 10 and 56% (47%) of Year 8 pupils said HEALTHY EATING they have learned about contraception from school lessons. � 16% (16%) of pupils � 91% (88%) of Year 10 and 58% (55%) of Year 8 pupils said [14% (14%) of boys and 19% they have learned about sexually transmitted infections from (18%) of girls] said they had school lessons. nothing to eat or drink for � 51% (50%) of pupils thought that young people would like breakfast. to access free condoms from the chemist; 26% (20%) said � 12% (13%) of boys and from a school health clinic. 4% (4%) of girls in the survey would like to put on weight. 28% (27%) of boys and 47% DRUGS, ALCOHOL & TOBACCO (50%) of girls said they would like to lose weight. Drugs � 14% (14%) of pupils in the survey had no lunch the day before. 27% (28%) had a school lunch and 2% (3%) bought � 35% (38%) reported they lunch from a takeaway or shop. 52% (52%) said they had a were ‘fairly sure’ or ‘certain’ packed lunch. that they knew someone who used drugs that were not � 26% (26%) said that they had at least 5 portions of fruit or medicines. vegetables the day before, while 8% (7%) had none at all. � 16% (20%) of pupils have been � 9% (8%) of boys and 5% (4%) of girls said they ‘rarely or offered cannabis. 8% (10%) of never’ eat fresh fruit, 26% (26%) said this of salad. pupils have been offered other illegal drugs. PHYSICAL ACTIVITY � 3% (3%) of Year 8 and 9% (14%) of Year 10 pupils said they have taken some form of illegal drug themselves. � 71% (70%) of pupils [77% � 5% (8%) of Year 10 pupils said they have taken an illegal (77%) of boys and 65% (64%) drug in the last month. girls] said that they enjoy physical activities ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’. Alcohol � 38% (40%) of pupils said that � 18% (18%) of pupils said they they did some physical activity drank alcohol in the last 7 on at least 5 days in the previous days. 4% (5%) had been week; 4% (5%) said they did none at all. drunk in the last 7 days. � 14% (15%) of pupils said that they exercised hard on at � 8% (9%) of pupils said that they least 5 days in the previous week hard enough to get out of were bought/given alcohol by breath and sweaty; 24% (25%) said none at all. parents/carers in the last 7 days, 4% (5%) said friends/family over 18 had bought/given it to them. � When asked about barriers to exercise, 33% (32%) of pupils said that they didn’t have time. 10% (9%) of pupils said � 2% (3%) of pupils said that their parents/carers never know transport was a problem and 17% (15%) said they weren’t if they drink alcohol. comfortable about how they look. Tobacco � 83% (81%) of pupils said that they � 12% (10%) of boys and have never smoked at all. 31% (26%) of girls said � 4% (5%) of pupils said that they feel shy in front of they smoke at least once a others. week. � 34% (31%) of pupils said their parents/carers smoked. 9% (9%) said that someone smokes at home in rooms that they use. 11% (9%) said that someone smokes in a car

4 EMOTIONAL HEALTH & WELL-BEING � 14% (16%) of Year 10 girls said they had sent sexual pictures of themselves to someone they know; 5% (5%) said � 60% (58%) of pupils reported they are ‘quite a lot’ or ‘very they had sent them to someone they don’t know. much’ happy with their life at the moment. � 19% (19%) of pupils said that someone they don’t know has � 39% (44%) of boys and 28% (27%) of girls had high self- asked to meet with them. 6% (6%) said as far as they know esteem scores. 9% (7%) of pupils had very low self-esteem this person was a lot older than them; 4% (5%) said they scores. did meet them. � 79% (77%) of pupils said they worried about at least one of � 39% (37%) of boys said they have visited sites that promote the items listed in the questionnaire at least ‘quite a lot’. pornography. 13% (15%) of girls said they had seen sites that promote extreme dieting � Responses to individual items were as follows: Boys Girls SCHOOL AND CAREER Exams and tests 33% Exams and tests 58% � 40% (40%) of pupils enjoy ‘all’ or ‘most’ lessons at school; The future 29% The way you look 50% 16% (15%) said hardly any of them. The way you look 22% The future 47% � 52% (53%) said their school encouraged everyone to take (The table shows the proportion of pupils worrying about listed part in decisions. 40% (41%) said they set their own targets problems ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’) and were helped to meet them. SAFETY � 82% (82%) of pupils think it is important to go to school regularly; 7% (8%) didn’t think it is important. � 25% (23%) of boys and � 55% (54%) of pupils said that they 40% (35%) of girls would like to stay on in full-time reported they felt afraid education after they finish of going to school school. 44% (45%) of pupils because of bullying at said that they would like to least ‘sometimes’. get a job as soon as they can. � 49% (49%) said their school prepares them for when they leave school. � 10% (10%) said they had missed school in the last 12 � 29% (25%) of pupils, 28% (25%) of boys and 29% (25%) of months because of worries about school. girls, reported they had been bullied at or near school in the last 12 months. DIFFERENCES BETWEEN SOUTH SOMERSET � 15% (15%) of pupils said they had deliberately hurt or upset AND THE WIDER SOMERSET SAMPLE someone else at school in the last 12 months. For most of the questions in the questionnaire, South Somerset � 33% (32%) of pupils reported they think their school deals secondary pupils give similar responses to the wider Somerset with bulling well, 24% (23%) said they didn’t know and 4% data. Some significant differences include: (4%) said bullying wasn’t a problem in their school. 39% � Secondary pupils in South Somerset are more likely to report (41%) said their school dealt with bullying ‘badly’ or ‘not that they think young people would like to get condoms or very well’. emergency contraception from the School Nurse compared � 51% (51%) of pupils said that with the wider Somerset sample; 40% in South Somerset vs. their school takes bullying 30% of the wider Somerset sample. seriously. � 51% of South Somerset pupils said that there is a health � 16% (14%) of pupils rate the clinic in their school compared with 41% of the wider safety of their area when Somerset sample. going out after dark as poor or very poor. 9% (7%) of pupils � 16% of South Somerset pupils said that they have been said this about safety at school. offered cannabis compared with 20% of the wider Somerset sample. � 20% (21%) of pupils said that a boy/girlfriend had been angry or jealous when they wanted to spend time with � 5% of South Somerset pupils said that they have taken drugs friends; 17% (16%) said they kept checking their phone. to get high (not medicines, tobacco or alcohol) compared � 12% (13%) said a boy/girlfriend had used hurtful or with 8% of the wider Somerset sample. threatening language towards them 8% (7%) [14% (13%) of � 69% of South Somerset pupils who drink alcohol said that Year 10 girls] said they had put pressure on them to have their parents/carers 'always' know compared with 63% of the sex or do sexual things. wider Somerset sample. INTERNET SAFETY � 33% of South Somerset pupils had a med-low self-esteem score (9 or less) compared with 29% of the wider Somerset � 93% (92%) of pupils said that they have been told how to sample. stay safe online. � 34% of South Somerset pupils said that they at least � 27% (27%) of pupils said that they chat online to people 'sometimes' feel afraid of going to school because of bullying they don’t know in real life. compared with 30% of the wider Somerset sample. � 24% (23%) of pupils [36% (40%) of Year 10 girls] said that someone they don’t know has asked to see pictures of them � 43% of South Somerset pupils said that that if at first they online. don't succeed, they 'usually' or 'always' ask for help compared with 39% of the wider Somerset sample.

5 TOBACCO Questions included Have a parent/carer who smokes across different versions � 30% (30%) of Year 6 pupils said that they have a parent or carer who smokes. 36% (32%) of Year 8 and 31% (30%) of the questionnaire of Year 10 said the same.

Cross-phase data The following is a selection of data relating to the set of questions found in the primary and secondary versions of the questionnaire. It is always interesting to see how young people change as they grow up.

HEALTHY EATING

Five a day? Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 � Secondary school pupils are less likely to say that they � 1% (1%) of Year 6 pupils said that they will smoke when had at least 5 portions of fruit and vegetables on the day they are older; 9% (11%) said they didn’t know. 10% (8%) before the survey, compared with primary aged pupils. of Year 8 and 20% (23%) of Year 10 said they have smoked 34% (34%) of Year 6 pupils compared with 28% (29%) of cigarettes. Year 8 and 22% (24%) of Year 10 pupils. � 7% (8%) of primary pupils said that someone smokes at home in rooms that they use. 9% (8%) of Year 8 and 9% (10%) of Year 10 pupils said the same.

ALCOHOL Have you had an alcoholic drink? � 4% (7%) of the Year 6 pupils, 14% (12%) of Year 8 and 22% (25%) of Year 10 pupils said they drank alcohol last week. Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 � 88% (84%) of the Year 6 pupils said they don’t drink alcohol. 53% (57%) of Year 8 and 32% (32%) of Year 10 � Primary aged girls were less likely to report having nothing pupils said they never drink alcohol. to eat or drink for breakfast: Year 6 girls 4% (2%); Year 8 girls 18% (16%) and 19% (20%) Year 10 girls. � There are similar proportions of pupils having non-diet fizzy drinks ‘on most days’. 8% (6%) of Year 6 girls, 8% (9%) of Year 8 and 2% (7%) of Year 10 girls compared with 11% (11%) Year 6 boys, 13% (12%) Year 8 boys and a fall to 10% (9%) for Year 10 boys.

� Primary aged girls were more likely to report being happy Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 with their weight as it is: Year 6 girls 55% (66%); Year 8 girls 53% (52%) and Year 10 girls 44% (40%). ILLEGAL DRUGS � 14% (14%) of Year 6 pupils said that they were ‘fairly sure’ or ‘certain’ that they knew someone personally who used drugs (not as medicines). 24% (23%) of Year 8 and 50% (54%) of Year 10 pupils said the same.

Year 6 Girls Year 8 Girls Year 10 Girls

Happy with weight? � 43% (32%) of Year 6 girls said they would like to lose weight compared with 43% (45%) of Year 8 and 52% (55%) of Year 10 girls. Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 � 28% (28%) of Year 6 boys said they would like to lose � 1% (1%) of Year 6 pupils said they have been offered weight compared with 28% (29%) of Year 8 and 29% (26%) cannabis. 9% (10%) of Year 8 and 25% (31%) of Year 10 of Year 10 boys. pupils said the same.

6 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY EMOTIONAL HEALTH & WELL BEING � 83% (83%) of Year 6 pupils said they enjoy physical Are you ever afraid of going to school because of activities. 75% (73%) of Year 8 and 65% (67%) of Year 10 bullying? pupils said the same. � 35% (37%) of Year 6 pupils said they felt afraid of going to school at least sometimes. This rises to 37% (32%) in Year 8 and falls to 27% (27%) in Year 10.

Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 46% (36%) of Year 6 girls exercised hard at least 5 times last week. 14% (13%) of Year 8 and 7% (10%) of Year 10 Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 girls said this for at least 5 days last week. How much do you worry about problems? � 31% (30%) of Year 6 pupils pupils said they worried about family problems ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’, 33% (30%) of Year 8 and 28% (28%) of Year 10 pupils said the same.

Year 6 Girls Year 8 Girls Year 10 Girls

� 47% (46%) of Year 6 boys exercised hard at least 5 times last week, 19% (20%) of Year 8 and 16% (19%) of Year 10 boys said this for at least 5 days last week.

Year 6 Year 8 Year 10 � 45% (39%) of Year 6 pupils pupils said they worried about school tests ‘quite a lot’ or ‘a lot’, this rises to 47% (47%) of secondary pupils. 37% (36%) of secondary pupils worried about the way they looked, only 22% (20%) said the same in the primary survey. Self-esteem � 36% (34%) of Year 6 boys recorded levels of high self- Year 6 Boys Year 8 Boys Year 10 Boys esteem, compared with 37% (41%) of Year 8 and 44% (46%) of Year 10. INTERNET SAFETY � 96% (95%) of pupils in Year 6 said they have been told how to stay safe online. 91% (91%) of Year 8 and 95% (92%) of Year 10 said the same. � 21% (16%) of Year 6 boys had received a scary or nasty chat message which upset them. 21% (19%) of Year 8 boys and 24% (25%) of Year 10 boys said the same.

� 30% (27%) of Year 6 girls had received a scary or nasty Year 6 Boys Year 8 Boys Year 10 Boys chat message which upset them. 29% (28%) of Year 8 girls and 33% (37%) of Year 10 girls said the same. � 28% (26%) of Year 6 girls recorded levels of high self- esteem, compared with 28% (30%) of Year 8 and 27% (24%) of Year 10.

Year 6 Girls Year 8 Girls Year 10 Girls

Year 6 Girls Year 8 Girls Year 10 Girls 7 The Way Forward - over to you

The survey was comissioned by Somerset Council's Public Health Team as a way of collecting robust information about young people’s lifestyles. Thank you to all the Headteachers, staff and young people for their time and contributions to this survey. The Somerset Children and Young People Survey has been an integral piece of work in providing information that will assist schools and the local authority in managing the outcomes and impact of Somerset's Children and Young People's Plan. It will also act as a resource to help schools establish appropriate curriculum development particularly in PSHE and provide data to support the Somerset Health and Wellbeing in Learning Programme.

Somerset Schools who took part in the survey: Ash C of E Primary School, Ashlands C of E First School, , Bishop Fox's School, Avishayes Community Primary School, Beckington C of E First Bridgwater College Academy, School for School, Berrow C of E Primary School, Bishops Hull Primary Girls, , Cambian School, Bradford and Nynehead VC Primary, Bruton Primary Somerset School, Academy, School, Bruton School, for Girls, Burnham-on-Sea Infant School, Danesfield C of E VC Community Middle Cambian Somerset School, Cannington C of E Primary School, School, , Frome Catcott Primary School, Chewton Mendip C of E VA Primary Community College, Hugh Sexey C of E Middle School, Chilthorne Domer Church School, Christ Church CofE School, , First School, Combe St Nicholas C of E VA Primary School, Kingsmead Academy, School, Creech St Michael C of E Primary School, Cutcombe C of E First Minehead Middle School, Robert Blake Science School, Danesfield C of E VC Community Middle School, College, Sexey's School, St Dunstan's School, Dulverton Junior School, Dunster First School, Exford C of E First The Blue School, The Castle School, The Kings of School, Fairlands Middle School, Greenfylde C of E First School, Wessex Academy, The Mendip School, Wadham Hamp Academy, Haselbury Plucknett C of E First School, School, Wellington School, West Somerset Holway Park Community Primary School, Horrington Primary College and Westfield Academy. School, Hugh Sexey C of E Middle School, Huish Episcopi Primary School, Huish Primary School, Kingsmoor Primary School, Knights Templar C of E /Methodist Community School, Leigh-Upon-Mendip First School, Mells C of E First School, Milborne Port Primary School, Millfield Preparatory School, For further information about the Millfield School, Milverton Community Primary School, survey contact: Minehead First School, Minehead Middle School, North Curry CofE VC Primary School, North Petherton Primary School, North Jameelah Ingram Town Academy, Oake, Oakfield Academy, Our Lady of Mount Health Promotion Manager - Carmel Catholic Primary School, Wincanton, Pawlett Primary Adolescents School, Preston CofE Primary School, Puriton Primary School, Public Health Rockwell Green C of E Primary School, Ruishton C of E Primary Somerset County Council School, Somerset Bridge Primary School, Spaxton CofE Primary School, St Andrew's Church School, St Dubricius’ C of E VA PP B3S 2 School, St Gilda’s Catholic Primary School, St John's C of E Taunton Primary School, St John's C of E VA First School, Frome, TA1 4DY St Margaret's School, Tintinhull, St Mary's VC C of E Primary Telephone: 01823 359625 School, St Michael's C of E First School, St Nicholas’ CofE Mobile: 07714189390 Primary School, Henstridge, St Peter's C of E First School, E: [email protected] Staplegrove Church School, Stogursey C of E Primary School, Stoke St Gregory C of E Primary School, Tatworth Primary School, The Mendip School, Trinity C of E First School, Upton Noble CofE VC Primary School, Vallis First School, Wellsprings Primary School, Wembdon St George's Church School, West Monkton C of E Primary School and Willowdown Primary Academy.