Contract award record
OMNIBUS SURVEY OF PUPILS AND THEIR PARENTS/CARERS
Notice details
- Published
- Category
- services
- Buyer region
- London
- Source
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Public buyer and contract winner
Award value£139,632
- AwardedCompleted
- StartCompleted
- EndCompleted
Work description
The Contractor shall achieve the following objectives: • Establish and deliver a survey to collect data from a stratified random sample of at least 1500 pupils and their parents/carers in both May/June 2016 and November 2016. • Develop and use a mixed-modes survey (using postal recruitment to an online survey in the first instance and an eight-page paper-based option as an alternative for participants) to collect answers to up to 30 questions submitted by the Department and agreed by the contractor. • Test that survey respondents interpret the questions as intended to ensure high-quality data are collected by carrying out at least ten cognitive interviews with parent/carers and their children before each wave. • Provide the Department with a respondent profile which is nationally representative (weighted if necessary) in terms of: 1. Proportions of pupils by age group; 2. Gender, education type, attainment (e.g. KS2 performance), age, school year, ethnicity 3. Regional distribution and Index of Multiple Deprivation • Provide the Department with timely results from the surveys which take place in May/June 2016 and November 2016: • A set of data tables against a pre-agreed set of cross breaks shall be delivered [8 weeks] after the completion of fieldwork; • A detailed presentation of findings shall be delivered 10 weeks after the completion of fieldwork; and • A written report including infographics presenting survey results for a non-technical audience shall be delivered 2 months after completion of fieldwork.
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