Wellbeing for Learning
Developed by educators for educators, Pivot’s practical and targeted Wellbeing for Learning tool allows you to measure, track and support student wellbeing so your students are better placed to learn.

Wellbeing for Learning Tool
Developed by educators for educators, Pivot’s practical and targeted Wellbeing for Learning tool allows you to measure, track and support student wellbeing so your students are better placed to learn.


Wellbeing for Learning Tool
Developed by educators for educators, Pivot’s practical and targeted Wellbeing for Learning tool allows you to measure, track and support student wellbeing so your students are better placed to learn.

What's included
Based on leading research, the Wellbeing for Learning tool is a quick and simple way for schools to measure, track and support student wellbeing across five components.
You will receive:
- Real-time tracking of how students are feeling
- Clear data visualisations of wellbeing trends
- Evidence-based insights across your student cohort
- Targeted resources that support meaningful interventions
- An engaging student experience
Track the Five Components of Student Wellbeing
Track how students are feeling each week.
Resilient students can adopt a growth mindset, experience lower levels of stress and experience improved academic motivation.
Perseverance
Grit
Optimism
Growth mindset
Self-advocacy
When students feel safe, they are better able to focus and concentrate on their learning and experience greater academic achievement.
Emotional
Physical
Online
Respect for diversity
A safe environment
Belonging is positively associated with improved attendance and greater engagement which can lead to improved academic performance.
Peer relationships
Close friendships
Trusted adults
School identification
Engagement
Protective behaviours are different elements that commonly influence a person’s sense of wellbeing.
Schoolwork
Family
Friendships
Hobbies
Health
- Sleep
Five components of student wellbeing
Track how students are feeling each week.
Resilient students can adopt a growth mindset, experience lower levels of stress and experience improved academic motivation.
Perseverance
Grit
Optimism
Growth mindset
Self-advocacy
When students feel safe, they are better able to focus and concentrate on their learning and experience greater academic achievement.
Emotional
Physical
Online
Respect for diversity
A safe environment
Belonging is positively associated with improved attendance and greater engagement which can lead to improved academic performance.
Peer relationships
Close friendships
Trusted adults
School identification
Engagement
Protective behaviours are different elements that commonly influence a person’s sense of wellbeing.
Schoolwork
Family
Friendships
Hobbies
Health
- Sleep
As a result of its survey research with Australian educators, Pivot recognised the need for an evidence-based student wellbeing management tool in schools.
Pivot’s affiliate researchers conducted a comprehensive review of academic literature looking at: the components and predictors of child wellbeing; the components and predictors of student wellbeing; and the relationship of wellbeing to learning outcomes.
In close consultation with researchers, Pivot developed its three-part, evidence-based, assets-driven framework for student wellbeing. Pivot’s team began developing and refining survey items for the tool.
Several experts in the field provided feedback on draft survey items and the proposed design of the tool.
Pivot employed a software development team to build a robust and user friendly online Wellbeing for Learning Tool. Every aspect of the tool’s design is informed by the extensive research conducted in earlier months.
Pivot set to release the beta version of the Wellbeing for Learning tool for FREE to the first 50 schools.