British authorities have notified local education authorities of a targeted grant allocation designed to cover costs for collecting and submitting data in two areas: home (family) education and registration of children not receiving education through official channels. A corresponding notification letter was sent to local administrations and contains conditions for determining grant amounts. The funding aims to support local authorities in fulfilling their obligations to monitor the educational situation of children who, for various reasons, do not attend school or are educated at home. Collection of such data is considered an important tool for identifying children outside the education system and enabling timely intervention in such cases. The document is administrative and technical in nature, establishing the procedure and conditions for providing funds to local authorities to organize reporting. Details regarding specific grant amounts and timelines for their use are contained in the notification letter itself, addressed to responsible bodies at the local level. This measure aligns with the broader policy of authorities to strengthen oversight of education provision for all school-age children, including those educated outside the traditional school system.