Teacher development and pupil voice

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Improving student wellbeing: having a say at school (2016, background): “…what students have to say about their experiences at school, with the understanding that this can lead to positive outcomes in terms of satisfaction with school, enhanced learning experiences, higher attainment levels, improved engagement, and better relationships (Fielding, 2001; Flutter, 2007).”
Is School Participation Good for Children? Associations with Health and Wellbeing. (2012, background): “Pupil participation in school is a term used to ‘embrace strategies that offer pupils opportunities for active involvement in decision-making within their schools’ (Flutter, 2007:344).”