Parents of children in pre or primary school, have until 16th December to respond.
The results of a survey on the future of primary schools are expected early next year.
It's open to parents of pre-school or primary school-age children until the 16th of December.
So far, 34% of those eligible have completed the Department of Education survey.
One of the main questions is about school patronage, and whether more schools should become multi-denominational instead of religious.
Edward Platt from Laois, is the Schools Development Officer with Educate Together, he says the picture should become clearer before this academic year finishes:
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