Consortium for Research into Deaf Education (CRIDE) reports
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Consortium for Research into Deaf Education (CRIDE) reports on its annual surveys of local authority specialist educational services for deaf children.
For any questions about the CRIDE survey, please contact [email protected].
2019 survey
- CRIDE 2019 England report
- CRIDE 2019 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2019 Wales report (Welsh)
- Please note, we will publish reports from other countries as soon as they are available.
2018 survey
- CRIDE 2018 UK-wide summary report
- CRIDE 2018 England report
- CRIDE 2018 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2018 Scotland report
- CRIDE 2018 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2018 Wales report (Welsh)
2017 survey
- CRIDE 2017 UK-wide summary report
- CRIDE 2017 England report
- CRIDE 2017 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2017 Scotland report
- CRIDE 2017 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2017 Wales report (Welsh)
2016 survey
- CRIDE 2016 UK-wide summary report
- CRIDE 2016 England report
- CRIDE 2016 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2016 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2016 Wales report (Welsh)
Please note, the CRIDE survey was not carried out in Scotland in 2016.
2015 survey
- CRIDE 2015 UK-wide summary report
- CRIDE 2015 England report
- CRIDE 2015 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2015 Scotland report
- CRIDE 2015 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2015 Wales report (Welsh)
2014 survey
- CRIDE 2014 UK-wide summary report
- CRIDE 2014 England report
- CRIDE 2014 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2014 Scotland report
- CRIDE 2014 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2014 Wales report (Welsh)
2013 survey
- CRIDE 2013 UK-wide summary report
- CRIDE 2013 England report
- CRIDE 2013 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2013 Scotland report
- CRIDE 2013 Wales report (English)
- CRIDE 2013 Wales report (Welsh)
2012 survey
- CRIDE 2012 England, Northern Ireland and Wales report
- CRIDE 2012 England report
- CRIDE 2012 Northern Ireland report
- CRIDE 2012 Wales report
Please note, the CRIDE survey was not carried out in Scotland in 2012.