Different types of support

• 60% of respondents still in education know who to ask if they need someone to talk to about their education or learning
• Two thirds of young people know who to talk to about things such as bullying or mental health
• Around half of those respondents still in education know who to ask to talk about planning for adult life (51%). This is the area in which young people are least confident when it comes to knowing who to talk to
• Just less than half of those still in education feel supported to make choices about what they do next after school or college (48%)

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60% of respondents still in education know who to ask if they need someone to talk to about their education or learning
23% don’t know who to ask
17% are not sure about who to ask

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67% of respondents still in education know who to ask if they needed someone to talk to about bullying or mental health
19% don’t know who to ask
14% are not sure about who to ask

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51% of respondents still in education know who to ask for help with planning for adult life
30% don’t know who to ask
19% are not sure who to ask

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48% of respondents still in education feel supported to make choices about what to do next after school or college
29% don’t feel supported
24% are not sure whether they feel supported