Young people's literacy and wellbeing at home during the school closures
Produced by the National Literacy Trust, this survey helps understand how families are coping in supporting their children's literacy and wellbeing at home during the school closures, since March 2020. This survey is aimed at parents of those aged between 11-18 years old.
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Introduction
Thank you for helping us with our survey. We would like to find out about how families are coping with supporting young people's literacy and wellbeing at home during school closures since late March. We hope this will help everyone understand how best to help families at this time.
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