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Primary Schools - ICT and Standards Supporting data Tables of correlation between Ofsted grades and QCA attainment data Page 1

Contents CONTENTS...2 INTRODUCTION...4 SECTION ONE...4 Figs 1.1-1.3 KS2 results and ICT resources...4 Fig 1.4 KS2 results and ICT resources (schools in different social grades)...4 Fig 1.5 KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with different leadership grades)...5 Fig 1.6 KS2 results and use of ICT in that subject...5 Fig 1.7 KS2 results and ICT teaching (schools with good resources only)...5 Fig 1.8 KS2 results and use of ICT (schools with good resources only)...5 SECTION TWO...6 Fig 2.1 ICT attainment and ICT learning opportunities...6 Fig 2.2 ICT use and ICT learning opportunities...6 Fig 2.3 ICT use and ICT attainment...6 Figs 2.4-2.5 ICT use and subject teaching...6 Figs 2.6, 2.8, 2.9 KS2 results and use of ICT in that subject...7 Fig 2.7 KS2 results and use of ICT in that subject ('average' schools)...7 Fig 2.10 KS2 results and number of subjects with good use of ICT...7 SECTION THREE...8 Fig 3.1a KS2 results and ICT resources...8 Fig 3.1b KS2 results and strategic use of ICT...8 Fig 3.1c KS2 results and ICT learning opportunities...8 Fig 3.1d KS2 results and pupils' improved learning...8 SECTION FOUR...9 Figs 4.1, - 4.11 ICT factors ('enablers') and ICT learning opportunities...9 Fig 4.5 School leadership and ICT resources...9 Fig 4.6a KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with good leadership)...9 Fig 4.6b KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with other leadership)...10 Fig 4.8 General teaching and teachers' understanding of ICT...10 Fig 4.9a KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with good teaching)...10 Fig 4.9b KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with other teaching)...10 Fig 4.12 Number of ICT enablers and ICT learning opportunities...11 Fig 4.15 KS2 results and number of ICT enablers...11 SECTION FIVE...12 Figs 5.1-5.3 Features correlated to SEG...12 Fig 5.4 KS2 results and use of ICT in subjects (SEG bands)...12 Fig 5.6-5.7 Social factors and ICT attainment...12 Fig 5.8 KS2 results and ICT attainment (SEG band)...12 SECTION SIX...13 Fig 6.1 ICT and attitudes...13 Fig 6.2 ICT and behaviour...13 Fig 6.3 ICT and parents' views...13 Fig 6.4 ICT and attendance...13 Fig 6.5 ICT and learning...13 Fig 6.6a ICT skills and ICT resources...14 Page 2

Fig 6.6b ICT skills and strategic use of ICT...14 Fig 6.6c ICT skills and teachers understanding of ICT...14 Fig 6.7 ICT skills and educational outcomes...14 Fig 6.8 ICT skills and number of subjects above SEG average...15 SECTION SEVEN...16 Fig 7.2 KS2 mathematics and ICT resources...16 Fig 7.8 KS2 English and ICT learning opportunities...16 Page 3

Introduction For every figure in the main report that shows the relationship between two or more variables, correlation between all variables has been determined. The data are ordered categories; therefore a Spearman correlation, which measures the association between rank orders, has been used. Correlation coefficients range in value from -1 (a perfect negative relationship) and +1 (a perfect positive relationship). A value of 0 indicates no linear relationship. The degree of statistical significance is shown as follows: * - Significant to 95% confidence ** - Significant to 99% confidence Where a correlation is not significant this means there is a greater than 1 in 20 chance that the relationship may be due to sampling error. This may be due to low overall correlation, or small sample sizes, for example where sub-samples are used. Section one Figs 1.1-1.3 KS2 results and ICT resources 7.18 Adequacy of ICT resources 1999 2000 2001 KS2 English.045**.069*.027 KS2 mathematics.057**.078**.064** KS2 science.055**.084**.070** Fig 1.4 KS2 results and ICT resources (schools in different social grades) 7.18 ICT resources SEG D and E SEG C SEG A and B KS2 English.050.013.066 KS2 mathematics.097**.072.073 KS2 science.097**.074.058 Page 4

Fig 1.5 KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with different leadership grades) 7.18 ICT resources Leadership grade D or E Leadership grade B or C Leadership grade A KS2 English.082.023.030 KS2 mathematics.038.023.077 KS2 science.069.014.092* Fig 1.6 KS2 results and use of ICT in that subject 7.14 Use of new technology to support the subject KS2 English -.233** KS2 mathematics -.203** KS2 science -.218** Fig 1.7 KS2 results and ICT teaching (schools with good resources only) 3a ICT teaching KS2 English.107** KS2 mathematics.148** KS2 science.125** Based only on schools where ICT resources grade A or B Fig 1.8 KS2 results and use of ICT (schools with good resources only) 7.14 Use of new technology in ICT KS2 English.072* KS2 mathematics.073* KS2 science.080* Based only on schools where ICT resources grade A or B Page 5

Section two Fig 2.1 ICT attainment and ICT learning opportunities 2b How well pupils achieve in ICT 4a ICT learning opportunities.399** Fig 2.2 ICT use and ICT learning opportunities 4a ICT learning opportunities Use of ICT in English.126** Use of ICT in mathematics.150** Use of ICT in science.144** Fig 2.3 ICT use and ICT attainment 2b How well pupils achieve in ICT Use of ICT in English.518** Use of ICT in mathematics.523** Use of ICT in science.441** Figs 2.4-2.5 ICT use and subject teaching 3a Subject teaching Use of ICT in English.504** Use of ICT in mathematics.523** Use of ICT in science.397** Page 6

Figs 2.6, 2.8, 2.9 KS2 results and use of ICT in that subject 7.14 Use of new technology to support the subject KS2 English.233** KS2 mathematics.224** KS2 science.210** Fig 2.7 KS2 results and use of ICT in that subject ('average' schools) 7.14 Use of new technology to support the subject KS2 English.078 KS2 mathematics.183** KS2 science.206** Based only on schools where SEG and prior attainment were graded C Fig 2.10 KS2 results and number of subjects with good use of ICT Number of subjects with good use of ICT KS2 English.233** KS2 mathematics.230** KS2 science.222** Page 7

Section three Fig 3.1a KS2 results and ICT resources 7.18 Adequacy of ICT resources KS2 English.027 KS2 mathematics.064** KS2 science.070** Fig 3.1b KS2 results and strategic use of ICT 7.d Strategic use of ICT KS2 English.098** KS2 mathematics.128** KS2 science.127** Fig 3.1c KS2 results and ICT learning opportunities 4a ICT learning opportunities KS2 English.126** KS2 mathematics.149** KS2 science.146** Fig 3.1d KS2 results and pupils' improved learning 3b KS2 learning KS2 English.145** KS2 mathematics.158** KS2 science.149** Page 8

Section four Figs 4.1, 4.11 ICT factors ('enablers') and ICT learning opportunities 4a ICT learning opportunities 7.18 ICT resources.249** 7a ICT leadership.376** 3a ICT teaching.391** School leadership.625** General teaching.625** Socio-economic grade.278** Pupils' attainment on entry.231** Fig 4.5 School leadership and ICT resources 7.18 Adequacy of ICT resources School leadership.180** Fig 4.6a KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with good leadership) 7.18 ICT resources KS2 English.021 KS2 mathematics.072 KS2 science.076 Based only on schools where school leadership was graded A or B Page 9

Fig 4.6b KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with other leadership) 7.18 ICT resources KS2 English.122 KS2 mathematics.098 KS2 science.195 Based only on schools where school leadership was graded C or lower Fig 4.8 General teaching and teachers' understanding of ICT 3.1 Teachers' knowledge and understanding of ICT KS2 teaching (general).134** Fig 4.9a KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with good teaching) 7.18 ICT resources KS2 English.037 KS2 mathematics.021 KS2 science.031 Based only on schools where general teaching was graded A or B Fig 4.9b KS2 results and ICT resources (schools with other teaching) 7.18 ICT resources KS2 English.024 KS2 mathematics.029 KS2 science.028 Based only on schools where general teaching was graded C or lower Page 10

Fig 4.12 Number of ICT enablers and ICT learning opportunities 4a ICT learning opportunities Number of ICT enablers.338** Fig 4.15 KS2 results and number of ICT enablers Number of ICT enablers KS2 English.022 KS2 mathematics.032 KS2 science.044* Page 11

Section five Figs 5.1-5.3 Features correlated to SEG SEG 7.18 ICT resources.005 4a ICT learning opportunities.084** General KS2 teaching.265** Fig 5.4 KS2 results and use of ICT in subjects (SEG bands) Use of ICT in that subject A and B C D and E KS2 English.126.165**.210** KS2 mathematics.208**.205**.136** KS2 science.110.182**.154** Fig 5.6-5.7 Social factors and ICT attainment 2b ICT attainment SEG.048* Prior attainment.014 Fig 5.8 KS2 results and ICT attainment (SEG band) 2b ICT attainment A and B C D and E KS2 English.122*.078.123** KS2 mathematics.099.145**.152** KS2 science.059.169**.113** Page 12

Section six Fig 6.1 ICT and attitudes 2c Attitudes to the school 7.18 ICT resources.123** 4a ICT learning opportunities.216** Fig 6.2 ICT and behaviour 2d Pupil behaviour 7.18 ICT resources.120** 4a ICT learning opportunities.197** Fig 6.3 ICT and parents' views 6a Parents' views of the school 7.18 ICT resources.043** 4a ICT learning opportunities.125** Fig 6.4 ICT and attendance 2f Attendance 7.18 ICT resources.043* 4a ICT learning opportunities.125** Fig 6.5 ICT and learning 3b Pupil learning 7.18 ICT resources.187** 4a ICT learning opportunities.332** Page 13

Fig 6.6a ICT skills and ICT resources 7.18 ICT resources 2b ICT attainment.458** 3.11 Effort in ICT.364** 3.13 Interest in ICT.322** Fig 6.6b ICT skills and strategic use of ICT 7d Strategic use of ICT 2b ICT attainment.626** 3.11 Effort in ICT.542** 3.13 Interest in ICT.482** Fig 6.6c ICT skills and teachers understanding of ICT 3.1 Teachers' knowledge and understanding of ICT 2b ICT attainment.632** 3.11 Effort in ICT.614** 3.13 Interest in ICT.545** Fig 6.7 ICT skills and educational outcomes Key Stage 2 attainment grade 2b ICT attainment.177** 3.11 Effort in ICT.224** 3.13 Interest in ICT.266** Page 14

Fig 6.8 ICT skills and number of subjects above SEG average Number of subjects attaining above SEG average A and B C D and E 2b ICT attainment.057.083*.127** 3.11 Effort in ICT.044.159**.131** 3.13 Interest in ICT.021.228**.137** Page 15

Section seven Fig 7.2 KS2 mathematics and ICT resources Adequacy of learning resources KS2 mathematics.063** Fig 7.8 KS2 English and ICT learning opportunities The quality and range of learning opportunities KS2 English.121** Page 16