Elective Home Education Survey 2017 Summary
In October 2017, we issued a survey to all 152 local authorities (LAs) in England to understand better the volume and characteristics of the cohort of children and young people who are known to be home schooled and the support on offer to them and their families.We received a total of 118 valid responses to the survey - many thanks to all areas who replied.
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