A Student Wellbeing Analysis (SWA) is a free, 30-day analysis using Linewize Pulse weekly wellbeing check-ins.
Your SWA will help quickly identify students who need help and enable you to use real-time data to gauge the current state of wellbeing across student groups.
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Identify school-wide trends and sentiment and refocus student support and initiatives where need is greatest.
Use data to demonstrate immediate need and advocate for mental health and wellbeing resources that matter most.
Gain visibility across six wellbeing categories, including physical, mental, and emotional health.
After a quick and easy onboarding, your school can start using 60-second weekly check-ins for any subset of your student body.
Chat to our team to learn about Pulse and discuss how it can help your school.
Get up and running in 10 days with minimal technical effort.
After two weeks, meet with our NZ Wellbeing Specialist to evaluate your data and discuss initial findings.
Get your school's comprehensive wellbeing report with key findings and identify one key focus.
After 30 days, you’ll receive a detailed SWA report with vital insights, including:
Which students need urgent help
What percentage of your student body is currently struggling
Which specific wellbeing categories need more attention
How current wellbeing programs and initiatives are performing
How has Linewize Pulse impacted New Zealand schools?
Brook Hill
Principal, Netherton School
After the very first check-in of Pulse it became apparent to me the capabilities that this had. There were two children that immediately came up in red “I need some help”, and these weren't children that I had been previously working with or I had any kind of evidence to suggest that they would otherwise be needing some help.
Royce McMurtrie
Principal, Paeroa Christian School
Student wellbeing is very private. Some kids don’t even understand why they feel the way they are feeling. We wanted to move away from just having a guess... and actually do something based on some real data.
Tumuaki, Hikutaia School
We can take the Pulse data and the feedback that we are getting to see if there are any trends and work out what needs to be worked on collectively.