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Table 7: Number of IWBs by Department<br />
English Maths Science<br />
Total IWBs reported<br />
(including those with<br />
installation date<br />
missing)<br />
Number of<br />
departments with no<br />
IWBs in Oct 2003<br />
Number of<br />
departments with no<br />
IWBs in Oct 2004<br />
Number of<br />
departments with<br />
IWBs installed in Oct<br />
2003<br />
Number of<br />
departments with<br />
IWBs installed in Oct<br />
2004<br />
561 (average 2.81<br />
per school)<br />
850 (average<br />
4.25 per school)<br />
935 (average<br />
4.68 per school)<br />
176 156 154<br />
62 45 50<br />
24 schools (with<br />
average of 1.75<br />
IWBs)<br />
138 schools (with<br />
average of 3.78<br />
IWBs)<br />
44 schools (with<br />
average of 2.36<br />
IWBs)<br />
155 schools (with<br />
average of 5.03<br />
IWBs)<br />
46 schools (with<br />
average of 2.11<br />
IWBs)<br />
150 schools (with<br />
average of 5.66<br />
IWBs)<br />
How have schools funded the purchase of IWBs?<br />
Schools were also asked the funding source for each IWB in the school <strong>and</strong> the<br />
results are set out in Figure 2. Prior to London Challenge funding for IWBs being<br />
made available, over half the IWBs were being purchased using general schools<br />
funds – this source may include money raised by parent-teacher association<br />
fundraising. LC funding has doubled the number of IWBs deployed in schools.<br />
Becta estimate (via surveys of LEAs) that 11 IWBs per school have been placed in<br />
core departments using London Challenge funding. 3 This is broadly consistent with<br />
our view that schools have an average of 20 IWBs in total.<br />
3 Becta’s survey includes <strong>Pupil</strong> Referral Units <strong>and</strong> Special Schools, which may explain the discrepancy.<br />
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