DFE - Technology in schools survey report: 2022 to 2023

[Face-Man]

The DFE have just released their report covering the state of ICT provision and support in English schools

 

Technology in schools survey report: 2022 to 2023 (Site)

 

Direct PDF Link: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/655f8b823d7741000d420114/Technology_in_schools_survey__2022_to_2023.pdf

 

Might be useful if you need to "keep up with the Jones" when asking for certain provisions but also help say at least we are not the 6% of primary or 1% of secondary school who don't have any anti-malware and Anti virus protection

Edited November 29, 2023 by ZeroHour

[PotNoodleTech]

It's an interesting report!

[Dos_Box]

It's an interesting report!

 

It does have a lot if very informative stats in there, and following on from the Birmingham email thread, this caught my attention:

 

IT leads were asked how often, if at all, various safety and cyber security incidents had

happened to the school in the previous 12 months. Staff receiving fraudulent emails was

by far the most commonly reported issue overall, with 62% of IT leads reporting this had

happened at least once in the 12-months prior and 11% explaining that it happened on a

daily basis. This rose to 19% among secondary IT leads specifically (compared with 9%

among primary IT leads). The next most commonly reported issue was schools being

impersonated in emails or online (23%) and computers becoming infected with viruses,

spyware or malware (19%).