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West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Partnership are seeking insights from teachers and school staff across West Yorkshire on their experiences of misogynistic views and behaviours from children and young people in schools.
We are only seeking responses from current and former teachers and school staff at primary and secondary schools and further education provisions in West Yorkshire.
The survey asks about the prevalence of misogynistic views and behaviours within schools, the types of views and behaviours observed, the influence of misogyny and how this is being addressed.
Teachers' & School Staffs' Experiences of Misogyny in Schools
This survey will be open until Monday 5th January 2026 and should take approximately 10 minutes to complete – thank you in advance.
Published: 11/11/2025 Audience: Teachers and school staff Contact: Lydia.Isherwood
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