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| REVIEW OF ELECTIVE HOME EDUCATION IN ENGLAND - SUPPLEMENTARY DATA | ||||||
| PLEASE IDENTIFY THE NUMBER OF HOME EDUCATED CHILDREN WHO CURRENTLY FALL INTO THE BELOW CATEGORIES AND RETURN TO LISA WHITE VIA THE | ||||||
| [email address] | MAILBOX BY COP 1 OCTOBER 2009 | |||||
| * PLEASE INDICATE FOR EACH DATA ITEM IF THESE FIGURES ARE ACTUALS OR BASED ON ESTIMATES | ||||||
| Table 1: CPR3 Category (Referrals, Assessments and Children and Young People who are the subject of a Child Protection Plan, England | ||||||
| Table 2: Inadequate Education (the number of electively home educated children of compulsory school age not receiving a suitable education) | ||||||
| Table 3: School Attendance Orders (the number of SAOs issued in the past 12 months to electively home educated children) | ||||||
| Table 4: NEETS (figures for the 2008 leavers cohort who were home educated) | ||||||
| Table 5: Missing Children (information about missing children that identifies their last known education setting, total number that were electively home educated) | ||||||
| Table 1: CPR3 Category (Referrals, Assessments and Children and Young People who are the subject of a Child Protection Plan, England) | ||||||
| LA Name | ||||||
| CPR3 Category | Number of EHE Children | Actual/Estimate (A or E) | ||||
| Number of home educated children in your authority of statutory school age who were the subject of a child protection plan at 31 March 2009 | 0 | E. This figure is taken from those pupils who are EHE that this LA has been notified of. Because there is no duty to inform the LA of EHE cases where children have never been on a school roll it is possible that there may be pupils out there who are EHE and who are subject to a child protection plan. It should also be taken into account that there may also be EHE pupils across all LAs who have social services involvement but are not necessarily subject to a child protection plan. | ||||
| Total population of EHE children in your local authority | 84 | A - this is the actual number we have been informed of, there may well be additional children in the city of which we have no knowledge (see above). | ||||
| Table 2: Inadequate Education (the number of electively home educated children of compulsory school age not receiving a suitable education) | ||||||
| Category | Number of EHE Children | Actual/Estimate (A or E) | ||||
| Number not receiving any education | 9 - our monitoring revealed parents were not providing children with an education | A | ||||
| Number receiving some education but not a full time education | 1 | A | ||||
| Number receiving a full time but not 'suitable' education | 2 - our monitoring revealed improvements need to be made and parents have been advised. We will follow up 3 months. | A | ||||
| Number not cooperating with monitoring so no assessment can be made | 18 - our attempts to monitor have been received by parents negatively and either access to home and child has been denied or work sent in is not sufficient to make a judgement. Two famlies who account for 7 children are clearly associated with an EHE organisation. | A | ||||
| Not yet assessed | 20 - part of normal process | A | ||||
| Total number of EHE children not known to be receiving a 'suitable' education | 50 - total of ones as above | A | ||||
| Table 3: School Attendance Orders (the number of SAOs issued in the past 12 months to electively home educated children) | |||||||||||
| SAOs | Number Issued | 0 | Additional Comments: We have always managed to get pupils who want to return to school or who have to return to school because the education provided is deemed as unsatisfactory, into school or alternative provision. | ||||||||
| Table 4: NEETS (figures for the 2008 leavers cohort who were home educated) | |||||||||||
| NEETs | Number of NEET home educated leavers | 21 | Additional Comments | ||||||||
| Total no of home educated leavers | 45 | ||||||||||
| Percentage of NEETS in whole population | 46.60% | ||||||||||
| Table 5: Missing Children (runaways) | |||||||||||
| Missing Children currently recorded | Number of children who were EHE prior to their disappearance | 0 | Additional Comments: The term 'runaways' is misleading however this section has been answered based on the supplementary notes which uses the term. It does not account for EHE pupils who may have moved away to whereabouts known or unknown (ie CME) with their families. | ||||||||
| Total number of missing children | 0 | ||||||||||