We provide a sneak peak of some of the fantastic resources for Pupil Voice Week this year. Created with the help of our wonderful partners, celebrate the power of pupil voice, and explore themes like mental health, anti-bullying and online safety.

When we compliment someone, or do something that could be considered ‘nice’ for them, the only response we are likely to see is the smile on their face. Behind the scenes however, within the brain, there is a whole lot more going down.

We want to help schools ensure that their high standard of safeguarding and pupil wellbeing can continue during school closures. After nearly 4-weeks of school closures in the UK, we list some tips for successful remote teaching and learning.

The pandemic has brought a lot of uncertainty and anxiety for young people. We provide ideas of simple things your students can do to help take care of their mental health and wellbeing during these challenging times.

To help supplement your academic and safeguarding efforts during lockdown, we have created a list of free tools, websites and resources that schools can use to support learning from home, knowledge sharing and collaboration.

Over the past few months, we have competed against hundreds of the UK’s fastest-growing tech companies in regional and national rounds. These culminated in the grand final last night where 22 companies competed to be one of ten of the grand final winners. We’re so excited to announce that we have won the Tech Nation Rising Stars 2.0 competition!

There are currently 800,000 11-18-year-olds in England who give up their time to care for someone they live with (BBC, 2018). And the average age of a young carer in the UK is 12 years. We provide some tips and links to support schools and young carers.

We are so excited to have been chosen as one of the 20 finalists who will proceed to pitch at the Rising Stars 2.0 Grand Final for the chance to become one of the 10 Rising Stars of 2020!

We interviewed some of the ‘tootoot Champions’ from Ince Primary School to celebrate and promote World Mental Health Day. Abbie, Roxy, Dylan and Kevin tell us what they love about tootoot.

Tootoot celebrates another successful year of helping pupils in schools around the world to speak up with their concerns. We look at some of the statistics that demonstrate the impact tootoot is having, and how important it is to provide a tool for young people to speak up.

This year Mental Health Week is focused around a topic that can affect us all – body image. How you feel about the way you look can have a significant effect on your self-confidence, and spill over into many aspects of your life.

Today, the 8th March, marks International Women’s Day. Millions around the world are highlighting the progress that has been made, and the work left to do, to achieve a gender-balanced world. At tootoot we want every child to reach their full potential by being able to access their education in a happy and worry-free environment.

Gateshead-based contractor, BAM Construction, has paid for a year-long subscription to a cutting-edge safeguarding app, for students at the Durham Federation. The contractor, who recently built the Durham Federation’s new Creative Faculty, has bought the college the tootoot app which aims to encourage conversations around mental health, bullying and wellbeing.

Survey found over 65 per cent of 16 – 24-year-olds would turn to online support for a mental health issue or concern. Only one in three 16 – 24-year-olds would seek support from their family, friends or a medical professional

Tootoot’s Pupil Voice Week is back and bigger than ever. Running from the 24th – 28th September, with the theme ‘Use Your Voice’, this year’s Pupil Voice Week has more partners and resources than ever before to help schools celebrate.

Tootoot are pleased to announce that schools have resolved 10,000 concerns raised by pupils. These include cases of bullying, mental health concerns such as suicide and self-harm, domestic violence and abuse.

A new initiative hopes to tackle the issue of bullying in football, as over 10,000 young footballers across the country will be able to report concerns, abuse and racism, as part of the Junior Premier League’s launch of tootoot sport.

Tootoot launch new app features to improve the way we help safeguarding staff track, monitor and resolve cases and incidents in their schools. These updates make it easier to manage safeguarding concerns on the go.

We recently announced a load of new features, including our updated iOS app. Since then we’ve been getting feedback from as many schools as possible, and building this feedback into updates that make your life easier.

Tootoot have launched a number of key updates that reflect the feedback from the safeguarding staff that have been using it, which ensures that tootoot provides the best possible support and insight to our schools.