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One Newport CYP Well-Being Assessment 2016-17 Children & Young People’s Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results – Your Newport Survey A bilingual children and young people’s survey was circulated to all schools across Newport during 2016-17 to complete either via an online link or in paper form. In total 550 surveys were submitted, with the results of the assessment shown below: Basic Information Q1: Language Choice Language Choice No. of people English 543 Welsh 7 Q2: How old are you? Age No. of people % of people Age No. of people % of people 6 yrs. old 2 0.36% 13 yrs. old 67 12.23% 7 yrs. old 20 3.65% 14 yrs. old 52 9.49% 8 yrs. old 28 5.11% 15 yrs. old 70 12.77% 9 yrs. old 41 7.48% 16 yrs. old 57 10.40% 10 yrs. old 36 6.57% 17 yrs. old 11 2.01% 11 yrs. old 70 12.77% 18 yrs. old 5 0.91% 12 yrs. old 89 16.24% NB: There were 2 no responses to question 2. Q3: What area are you from? CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 1 Area No. of people % of people Area No. of people % of people Newport 144 26.92% South Wales 2 0.37% Rogerstone 133 24.86% St Brides 2 0.37% Bassaleg 82 15.33% Universe / World 2 0.37% Pillgwenlly Primary 36 6.73% Allt-yr-yn 1 0.19% Marshfield 29 5.42% Beechwood 1 0.19% Afon Village 22 4.11% Celtic Horizons 1 0.19% St Julians 16 2.99% Coed Melyn 1 0.19% Cardiff 12 2.24% Craig yr Haul Drive 1 0.19% Rhiwderin 6 1.12% Glasllwch 1 0.19% Caerleon 5 0.93% Langstone 1 0.19% Glan Usk Primary 5 0.93% Machen 1 0.19% Gwent 5 0.93% Maesglas 1 0.19% Crindau 4 0.75% Old St Mellons 1 0.19% Gaer 3 0.56% Ridgeway 1 0.19% Malpas 3 0.56% Risca 1 0.19% Baneswell 2 0.37% St Patricks RC Primary 1 0.19% High Cross 2 0.37% Stow Park 1 0.19% Mount Pleasant 2 0.37% Undy, Monmouthshire 1 0.19% Ponthir 2 0.37% Western Avenue 1 0.19% NB: There were 15 no responses to question 3. CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 2 Well-being Questions Please answer the following questions by ticking ‘Yes’, ‘No’, or ‘Sometimes’. Yes No Sometimes No Statement No. of people % of people No. of people % of people No. of people % of people reply I feel safe 386 70.31% 19 3.46% 144 26.23% 1 I get all the information I need 277 50.64% 45 8.23% 225 41.13% 3 I get all the support I need 377 69.81% 37 6.85% 126 23.33% 10 I know who to talk to if I am worried or upset 417 76.65% 42 7.72% 85 15.63% 6 I have opportunities in Welsh 271 50.47% 125 23.28% 141 26.26% 13 I have opportunities to use different languages 257 47.86% 125 23.28% 155 28.86% 13 I feel listened to by adults 263 48.88% 58 10.78% 217 40.33% 12 I feel part of my community 333 62.48% 75 14.07% 125 23.45% 17 I feel free from bullying 267 60.54% 57 12.93% 117 26.53% 9 I get lots of chances to exercise 386 72.01% 39 7.28% 111 20.71% 14 I get lots of information & support on how to be healthy 332 63.12% 55 10.46% 139 26.43% 24 I have lots of opportunities to learn 483 90.45% 8 1.50% 43 8.05% 16 I am doing well at school 393 73.87% 23 4.32% 116 21.80% 18 I think there are lots of jobs in Newport 224 42.91% 117 22.41% 181 34.67% 28 There are lots of opportunities to take part in sport activities 373 70.64% 42 7.95% 113 21.40% 22 I enjoy going to youth club 110 21.48% 354 69.14% 48 9.38% 38 I have safe places to play 378 72.41% 54 10.34% 90 17.24% 28 I have heard of the UNCRC 148 28.79% 329 64.01% 37 7.20% 36 I know my rights 366 70.66% 54 10.42% 98 18.92% 32 I can use a computer when I need to 436 83.69% 22 4.22% 63 12.09% 29 Newport is a good place to live 242 46.45% 80 15.36% 199 38.20% 29 CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 3 CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 4 CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 5 CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 6 Q4: I feel safe. Why do you think this (412 comments received)? My parents have both been heavily involved in enforcing the law (through different career paths but nonetheless) and have drilled into me what to do in each situation. I feel safe because it’s a community. Because I don't go far. I have a lot of friends. Because the teachers are sometimes a bit strict but that does not mean that they do not care about us. Does it. Not had any issues. I sometimes feel intimidated by older people. Because there is good police. I feel safe because in school the teachers look after me and at home my parents look after me. Because we have gates surrounding the school so people can't escape. I feel safe because when I am in school and other places because there are people I trust. CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 7 I have many mates and they make me feel safe. If it’s outside of school as well as inside of school then I don't always feel safe because you are not. Anything could happen apart from a giant hamster invading the world. Because my mum dad keep me safe. Because I have teachers and parents and there is no bullying. Because there is always someone with me. Rogerstone is a friendly place because I know there are people to help me. I feel really safe in school because the teachers look after me. Because I’m cautious. Because it is warm and clean. I feel safe because I have family, school, friends, teachers and a nice home. Because the schools make rules. I feel safe because I have family and friends to look after me. In school the teachers look after me and at home my parents look after me. Because there are gates all around the school. Because some people mug you or people steal from you. Because I have people around me and they would look after me if I don't feel safe. People are always by me. I feel safe in school with all my friends that I trust and outside I’m with my mum and dad so I feel safe all round. Because there is lots of comfort and I feel comfortable. The community is friendly and I know the 3 emergency services. Because my family and my teachers. Because I have a family to protect me. Because I have a family to protect me. Not sure. I feel safe because I’m always with my friends. I always feel safe because there are lots of teachers. Because I have a teacher. Because I am with my friends and there is nothing to not feel safe about. Because I like it here and I am safe. Also experienced this. Because the teachers are adults and they keep you safe. I don’t know. Because the teachers will keep us safe. Because my parents love me. Because if I'm on computers online I'm scared people are sometimes bully's. Because there’s a lot of teachers. Because I have a teacher. There's a lot of Anti-social behaviour in the area including illegal stuff going on with the local youths. I have my mum to look after me. Sometimes there are fights and stuff like that. Because there are fences around the school and the teachers have badges. CYP Well-being Assessment 2016-17 Final Results Page 8 I feel safe because the staff is always around and security. Because we have our school badges to keep us safe. Because of all the staff parents and friends. I think this because I am always with a member of my family. There are teachers all around me. Because my teacher is always there for me and my friends. I feel safe because there are lots. I have caring and supporting staff around me and am part of a great community. Because I always stay by my family. Because they is lots of teacher. Because we have teachers that can look after us and barriers around the school. I always am safe. I feel happy and safe. I feel safe because people around me keep me safe. Because when I am walking on my own I feel like I will be stolen. There is a lot of people I know live around here shops. I live in a safe house but outside my house are people who do drugs and sometimes they try and kill people. Because I'm safe in school and at home.
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