Results for 10,000 people.

These results use data from several sources, and people may fall into one or more criteria, therefore, the numbers won't add up to 10,000.

Disability, impairments, and conditions

Measure Estimated people Source
Vision
This includes blindness, low or poor vision and other conditions like cataracts.
7,700 Source missing
Low numeracy
4,900 Data source for Low numeracy
Mental health impairment
2,900 Data source for Mental health impairment
Low literacy (Adult) - Scotland
Difficulty in ability to read, write, and understand information.
2,670 Data source for Low literacy (Adult) - Scotland
Dexterity impairment
2,300 Data source for Dexterity impairment
Any disability
2,200 Data source for Any disability
Hearing loss
1,800 Data source for Hearing loss
Low literacy (Adult) - Northern Ireland
Difficulty in ability to read, write, and understand information.
1,740 Data source for Low literacy (Adult) - Northern Ireland
Low literacy (Adult) - England
Difficulty in ability to read, write, and understand information.
1,640 Data source for Low literacy (Adult) - England
Low literacy
1,640 Data source for Low literacy
Anxiety disorder
1,500 Data source for Anxiety disorder
Low literacy (Adult) - Wales
Difficulty in ability to read, write, and understand information.
1,200 Data source for Low literacy (Adult) - Wales
Learning impairment
1,100 Data source for Learning impairment
Memory impairment
1,100 Data source for Memory impairment
Dyslexia
1,000 Data source for Dyslexia
English not first language
900 Data source for English not first language
Colour vision deficiency (Men)
Colour-blindness is more prevelant in men and affects around 1 in 10 men compared to 1 in 100 women
800 Data source for Colour vision deficiency (Men)
Dyscalculia
Dyscalculia affects a person's ability to understand, learn, and perform mathematical operations.
600 Data source for Dyscalculia
ADHD - 0-19 years old
500 Data source for ADHD - 0-19 years old
ADHD - 20 years old and over
351 Data source for ADHD - 20 years old and over
Bipolar disorder
200 Data source for Bipolar disorder
Autism
150 Data source for Autism
Colour vision deficiency (Women)
Colour-blindnes affects around 1 in 100 women and is less prevelant than in men.
80 Data source for Colour vision deficiency (Women)
Parkinsons
Parkinson's disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disorder that primarily affects movement.
30 Data source for Parkinsons
British Sign Language user
23 Data source for British Sign Language user
MS (Multiple Sclerosis)
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic neurological condition that affects the central nervous system, specifically the brain and spinal cord.
20 Data source for MS (Multiple Sclerosis)
Cerebral Palsy
Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect a person's ability to move and maintain balance and posture. It is the most common motor disability in childhood.
16 Data source for Cerebral Palsy

Teacher demographic data by gender

Measure Estimated people Source
Female teachers
7,600 Data source for Female teachers
Male teachers
2,400 Data source for Male teachers

Teacher demographic data by ethnicity

Measure Estimated people Source
All teachers across ethnicity
10,000 Data source for All teachers across ethnicity
White British
8,510 Data source for White British
White Other
380 Data source for White Other
Indian
200 Data source for Indian
White Irish
140 Data source for White Irish
Pakistani
130 Data source for Pakistani
Black Caribbean
111 Data source for Black Caribbean
Black African
100 Data source for Black African
Asian Other
80 Data source for Asian Other
Bangladeshi
70 Data source for Bangladeshi
Mixed Other
60 Data source for Mixed Other
Any Other Ethnic Group
60 Data source for Any Other Ethnic Group
Black Other
40 Data source for Black Other
Mixed White And Asian
40 Data source for Mixed White And Asian
Mixed White And Black Caribbean
40 Data source for Mixed White And Black Caribbean
Chinese
20 Data source for Chinese
Mixed White And Black African
10 Data source for Mixed White And Black African

General population digital inclusion

The digital inclusion scale includes 5 metrics:

  1. Manage information such as searching or downloading files
  2. Communicating such as sending an email or message
  3. Transacting such as buying something or installing an app
  4. Problem solving such as getting help or verifying information online
  5. Creating such as completing and submitting an application form
Measure Estimated people Source
Households that only use mobile devices to access the internet
2,100 Data source for Households that only use mobile devices to access the internet
All age groups with limited digital skills
Where people are missing at least one of the 5 digital skills.
1,200 Data source for All age groups with limited digital skills
All age groups with zero digital skills
Where people have none of the 5 digital skills.
800 Data source for All age groups with zero digital skills
People with no access to the internet
600 Data source for People with no access to the internet