BounceMH

The BounceMH platform

Students working together on collaborative learning activities

BounceMH is a wellbeing monitoring and safeguarding platform built specifically for UK primary and secondary schools. The platform is structured around three connected modules — wellbeing surveys, the safeguarding dashboard, and reporting/intervention tracking — designed to fit into the workflow your designated safeguarding lead (DSL) and pastoral team already use.

Wellbeing surveys

The platform's foundation is a library of validated wellbeing scales, age-appropriate for pupils from Reception through Year 13. Surveys are short (5–10 minutes), can be deployed on any internet-connected device, and aggregate automatically into the safeguarding dashboard.

Ages 8–15 · 12 items

Stirling Children's Wellbeing Scale (SCWBS)

The most-deployed scale on BounceMH. Developed at the University of Strathclyde, the SCWBS is a 12-item positive wellbeing measure validated for use with children aged 8–15. It covers two sub-scales: positive emotional state and positive outlook. The full assessment takes most pupils 5–7 minutes.

Ages 11–18 · 14 items

Warwick–Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (WEMWBS)

For secondary-school cohorts. WEMWBS is widely used across UK health and education settings and gives a continuous measure of mental wellbeing. Suitable for whole-school annual surveys and individual-pupil tracking.

Ages 4–8 · adapted visual scale

Primary wellbeing scale (visual)

For early-years and KS1 pupils where text-based scales are too cognitively demanding. Uses a visual five-point scale with stylised facial expressions and child-friendly prompts. Designed to capture broad wellbeing trends rather than fine-grained data.

Ages 9–18 · 25 items

Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire (SDQ)

Optional add-on for schools wanting a more clinically-aligned scale. SDQ is widely used by educational psychologists and CAMHS services. We can configure it for whole-cohort or targeted use.

Custom and pulse surveys

Beyond the validated scales, the platform lets schools deploy custom short-form pulse surveys (1–5 questions, quick to deploy after a transition or significant event). Custom pulse data is held separately from validated-scale data so reporting remains methodologically clean.

Safeguarding dashboard

The dashboard is where the DSL and pastoral team spend most of their time on BounceMH. It surfaces:

Student engaged with educational technology on a tablet

Reporting and intervention tracking

The reporting module produces three categories of output:

Data, privacy, and security

School data lives within the UK, on UK-hosted infrastructure. We're GDPR-compliant by design, with explicit data-processor agreements available to all subscribing schools.

Integrations

BounceMH integrates with the systems UK schools already use:

Roadmap

Visible upcoming work for the next 12 months: