The History of the BATOD Survey
The history of the BATOD Survey outlining its purpose 
 

Raw data from Northern Ireland 1998
Data collected from the returns from establishments in Northern Ireland that have deaf children on roll in 1998. 
 

Raw data from England 2000
Raw data collected from the returns from establishments in England that have deaf children on roll in 2000. 
 

Raw data from Wales 2003
Raw data collected from the returns from establishments in Wales that have deaf children on roll in 2003.

The next stage in the redevelopment of the BATOD survey
Alison Weaver introduces the on-line questionnaire about provision which has been developed from the provision section of the former BATOD Survey. Although much of the information is similar to that collected previously, a number of the questions have been updated to reflect recent changes in education and to recognise the different arrangements in each country within the UK. The on-line survey has been piloted and is now ready for completion. Please read this and then follow the link and complete the questionnaire so that we can gather 100% returns. 
 

Summary of data from England 2000
A graphical summary of the data collected from the returns from establishments in England that have deaf children on roll in 2000. 
 

Raw data from England 2003
Raw data collected from the returns from establishments in England that have deaf children on roll in 2003. 
 

SESIP Meeting December 2008
Information about the December 2008 SESIP outcomes group meeting

Raw data from England 1998
Raw data collected from the returns from establishments in England that have deaf children on roll in 1998. 
 

Scotland 2000
The Scottish Achievements of Deaf Pupils in Scotland Survey (ADPS) provides data about deaf children in Scotland. This article describes the work and some of the observations in Scotland (for an update visit<a href="http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/adps" target="_new"> http://www.education.ed.ac.uk/adps </a>) 
 

Raw data from Northern Ireland 2003
Raw data collected from the returns from establishments in England that have deaf children on roll in 2003.