2020–21 EIPS Parent Survey Results Report
The 2020–21 EIPS Parent Survey results are now available. In April, the Division conducted the annual survey, which helps EIPS gauge its progress toward meeting the goals and priorities outlined in its Four-Year Education Plan. Families were asked a series of questions about their experiences with EIPS and the school their child attends, the overall performance of the Division, the quality of education being provided to students and areas for improvement.
Thank you to all families who took the time to share their feedback with the Division. Overall, 3,198 people responded to the survey—up by more than 230 responses from last year. The feedback gathered will help the Division develop and implement new strategies to better serve students and the wider community.
2020–21 EIPS Parent Survey Results
Highlights from the 2020–21 EIPS Parent Survey:
- 100% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree the Play and Learn at School (PALS) program resulted in their child demonstrating growth in development.
- 94% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree the Kindergarten program resulted in their child becoming ready to enter Grade 1.
- 92% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree their child is encouraged to do his or her best.
- 90% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree the school encourages their child to be a responsible, respectful and engaged citizen.
- 90% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree school staff care about their child.
- 89% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree their child demonstrated growth in numeracy.
- 89% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree their child’s school is safe.
- 89% of respondents reported they are strongly satisfied or satisfied with the quality of teaching at their child’s school.
- 87% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree their child demonstrated growth in literacy.
- 87% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree they’re satisfied with the quality of education their child’s receiving at his or her school.
- 87% of respondents reported they strongly agree or agree the school keeps them informed about their child’s progress and achievement.