Survey: Security in our schools

Have your say on the issue of security in our schools.

The issue of school security has been brought into sharp focus by the tragic death of Ann Maguire, who was stabbed to death at a school in Leeds this week.

Her death, which happened in front of pupils, has sparked a fierce debate about how secure our schools are.

Is the attack on Ann Maguire a one-off incident or should we be taking more precautions to protect pupils and staff from harm?

If more needs to be done then what exactly can we do to make schools a safer place to learn?

We have launched a survey in conjunction with DC Thomson’s research panel Your View K, which should take no longer than 10 minutes to complete.

The results are to be printed in The Sunday Post this weekend, so we need you to respond ASAP to ensure you have your say.

This survey will close at 2pm tomorrow, Friday 2nd May 2014.

By completing this survey you will be under no obligation to take part in further surveys.

Please click “NEXT” to take the survey, which also gives people the chance to win £150 each month for giving their views.

Take the survey here.