Partner FAQs

#BeeWell is a youth-centred programme that is making the wellbeing of young people everybody’s business. Click here to find out more.

All secondary schools across Greater Manchester and Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton are eligible to participate in #BeeWell. We survey students in Years 8 and 10 in the first year of each programme, Years 9 and 10 in the second, and Year 10 in the third.

The survey measures drivers and domains of wellbeing:

Domains

• Meaning, Purpose and Control
• Understanding Yourself
• Emotions

Drivers

• Health and Routines
• Hobbies and Entertainment
• Relationships
• School
• Environment and Society
• Future
• Wellbeing Support

Any organisation – however big or small – who commits to responding to what the young people tell us can become a #BeeWell partner. These are organisations from across sectors – you can see the current list of coalition partners here

We bring our coalition partners together three times a year to hear about survey data, how it is being used and to shape collectively with them how we will all respond to what young people tell us. You will have first access to the data by neighbourhood when we produce it in March of each year. It is a chance to be part of a ground-breaking programme, to listen to young people, to act collectively with them and others for change, to network with organisations from across sectors and to be part of a movement that is committed to improving young people’s wellbeing – both locally and nationally.

If you want to find out more about becoming a partner, please email:

beewell@manchester.ac.uk for the #BeeWell Programme in Greater Manchester

hiow.beewell@hants.gov.uk for the #BeeWell Programme in Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton

If you’re not based in either of the two locations but want to get involved, please do still get in touch on the email addresses above. We’d love to hear from you.

After the conclusion of the survey window, the #BeeWell team prepare the submitted data ready for the feedback reporting stage of the annual cycle. Feedback reports will be made available to schools in late January/early February in a given year, and neighbourhood data will be made available to partners in March.

Yes. #BeeWell was reviewed and approved by the University of Manchester’s Research Ethics Committee (reference 2021-11133-18179).

Yes.  Please read our GDPR notice here  (opens in a new window) which outlines the data we will hold, the legal basis for processing these data, how data will be stored and shared, and the rights of data subjects.