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Social Well

Teamwork, communication, and belonging.

The Social Well is about relationships: listening, cooperating, including others, and building a classroom where everyone belongs. Schools use it to recognise the social skills that make learning together possible — on the carpet, in group work, at lunch, and in the wider community.

What this Well consists of

The Social Well gives staff shared language for experiences beyond a single subject grade — clubs, corridors, liturgy, playtimes, and community life.

  • Listening and turn-taking in discussion
  • Cooperating fairly in pair and group work
  • Including others and resolving conflict peacefully
  • Showing confidence when working with peers
  • Contributing to class and school community life

Examples staff might recognise

Schools define their own activity names; these are typical Social moments primary colleagues celebrate.

  • Included someone who was on their own at playtime
  • Listened carefully and built on a partner’s idea
  • Helped a classmate understand the task
  • Used kind words when disagreement arose
  • Represented the class or school with pride

In the Five Wells platform

What the Social Well does

For staff

Staff tap Social recognition in the moment — linked to your school’s values and activity names. Recognition feeds analytics, family-facing chronicle stories, and optional Community Harbour progression for pupils.

For pupils & families

When a teacher records Social participation, the pupil sees it on their profile. Parents may receive conversation prompts rooted in that recognition. Where Five Wells Journey is enabled, Social progress opens Community Harbour — “Together is better.”

For leaders

Social awards reveal who is being noticed for belonging and teamwork — and who may need pastoral support or deliberate opportunities to participate in group life.

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The Five Wells framework

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