Safe, connected classrooms.
Cyber security, filtering and everyday IT support for schools and trusts, from one team. So your staff can get on with teaching.
Free, no obligation. You keep the report.
The standards you're already measured against.
IT shouldn't be the job you do after your job.
It's Monday, 7:40. The Year 4 screen won't connect, a supply teacher can't log in, and the RPA form asks about backups nobody has checked since spring.
None of it is dramatic. It all just lands on the same desk.
Is our filtering good enough for Ofsted and our DSL?
Our IT person is great, but it's one person.
You're not alone. In the government's latest survey, phishing was the most common way in.1
The fix isn't more worry. It's someone watching, a clear plan, and a person on the phone.
Book a free IT health check



One partner for IT and security
Most school IT contracts add security as an extra. We start with it. One team, one monthly plan.
Security first. Support built in.
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Cyber security
Every device protected and kept up to date.2
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Filtering and monitoring
Blocks harmful content, not lessons.3
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Backups you can restore
Offline copies, the way the RPA expects.4
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Accounts and access
MFA for staff, leavers switched off.2
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Staff cyber awareness
The free NCSC training, once a year.4
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Cyber response plan
Written with you, before you need it.4
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Helpdesk for staff
Plain English, no ticket-number runaround.
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Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace
Licences, shared drives and email, looked after.
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Devices and Chromebooks
Set up, managed and kept updated.
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Network and Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi and broadband planned to DfE standards.5
Something missing from the list? Ask. If we don't do it well, we'll tell you who does.
Book a free IT health checkWatch · Spotted early.
Your systems monitored, so problems are spotted before they reach a classroom.
Act · Before it costs you.
Threats blocked and small problems fixed before they cost a morning of lessons.
Support · Real people.
When you call, a person picks up. Someone who knows your school, not a queue.
Is your school secure?
Tick what's true today. Not sure counts as a no.
Based on the DfE cyber security standards and the RPA cyber conditions. A quick self-check, not an audit.
A clear picture, in writing. Yours to keep.
No sales pitch dressed up as an audit. A document you can take to your Head, your governors or another provider.
How it works
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Free IT health check
Security, filtering, backups, accounts and network, checked against the DfE standards and RPA conditions.
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A clear plan
This week, this term, by 2030. One monthly price, sized to your school.
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We run it
We monitor, patch and support, with a short termly summary for governors. Your SBM stops being the IT department.
What you receive
- 01A written report
Plain English, every item marked.
- 02An RPA readiness checklist
Offline backups, NCSC training, Police CyberAlarm, a response plan.4
- 03A DfE standards snapshot
The six core standards, due by 2030.6
- 04A prioritised action list
What to fix first, and what can wait.
- 05A 30-minute call
With an engineer, to walk you through it.
Most of it happens without disrupting lessons.
Book my free checkSame school. Different starting point.
| Area | Typical school IT support | 2BTECK Education |
|---|---|---|
| Starting point | The helpdesk. Security is an add-on. | Security. The helpdesk is built in. |
| Backups | “They run every night.” | A restore tested every term. |
| Filtering and monitoring | Switched on, rarely reviewed. | Reviewed with your DSL, weekly reports you can read. |
| When you call | A ticket number. | A person who knows your school. |
A London team, with a security partner behind it.
2BTECK is the UK partner of Next4sec, a cyber security company based in São Paulo, Brazil.
We're new to London schools, so we start with a free check and let the work speak.
Book a free IT health checkTestimonial from a School Business Manager.
School, London
Testimonial from a Headteacher or DSL.
School, London
Testimonial from a Trust COO or IT lead.
Trust, London
One standard across every school.
Every school has its own quirks. Your trustees want one answer: are we safe, and are we compliant?
- The same baseline everywhere. Filtering, backups, MFA and updates set to one standard, not five.
- Reports for trustees. A termly summary per school and for the trust.
- New schools, planned in. Brought up to the trust standard on a set timetable.
- Central or local, your call. We can work with your central IT team or run it for them.
Buying for your schools? We work within your framework and alongside your services.8
Do we have to sign a long contract?
No long lock-in. Your agreement sets out the term in plain English, and we'd rather keep you by doing the work well.
Can we switch provider in the middle of the school year?
Yes. We plan it with you and your current provider, and move the bigger pieces in half-term or the holidays. Nothing is switched off until its replacement is working.
What will it cost?
It depends on the size of your school or trust and what you already have. After the free check you get one monthly price in writing, with no surprises on the invoice.
If your budget is set in spring, now is a good time to get the numbers.
We already have an IT technician. Do we still need you?
Maybe not for everything. Many schools keep their technician for day-to-day help in the building, and we take on security, monitoring and backups, and cover when they're away. Your technician gets support, not a replacement.
Where is our data, and what about GDPR?
We work to UK GDPR and sign a data processing agreement with you. We set out in writing where your data is held and who can access it.
We buy through LGfL. Can you still help?
Yes. We can work alongside the services you already get through LGfL, including your broadband and filtering, and look after everything around them.
How quickly do you respond, and do you come on site?
Urgent issues go to the front of the queue, and you speak to a person, not a ticket bot. Response times are written into your agreement.
Most issues are fixed remotely. When something needs hands in the building, an engineer visits.
Put time on your side.
Tell us a little about your school. An engineer will be in touch to book your free check.
Sources and references
- Cyber security breaches survey 2025/2026: education institutions findings (DSIT, 30 April 2026). gov.uk
- DfE, Cyber security standards for schools and colleges (updated 16 September 2026). gov.uk
- DfE, Filtering and monitoring standards for schools and colleges (updated 16 September 2026). gov.uk
- DfE Cyber Security Hub, Risk protection arrangement (reviewed 16 July 2026). education.gov.uk
- DfE, Broadband internet standards for schools and colleges. gov.uk
- DfE, Meeting digital and technology standards in schools and colleges (updated 16 September 2026). gov.uk
- Keeping children safe in education 2026 (statutory guidance, in force from 1 September 2026). gov.uk (PDF)
- LGfL, Digital Transformation Partners. lgfl.net