Every maths school's technology
One dossier per school — web host, CMS, DNS, domain registration, email, DMARC, third-party SaaS signals and a plain-English read of the privacy policy. Plus the U-Maths network itself.
Open schools
Exeter
WordPress on Kinsta behind Cloudflare; MailAnyone-filtered mail; Jisc DNS. Shares its stack with the U-Maths network site.
KCL
Runs inside KCL's central web estate on the Contensis CMS; GoDaddy DNS; no independent mail domain.
Liverpool
A Windows/ASP-style site hosted at Krystal, with Google Workspace mail — and a 12-year domain registration running to 2032.
Lancaster (LUSoM)
WordPress hosted at 34SP.com, Microsoft 365 mail, DNS run by Lancaster University — and a strict p=reject DMARC policy reporting to Barracuda.
Cambridge
A WordPress site on a Plesk/Netservers box under the Eastern Learning Alliance's tela.org.uk; IONOS DNS; Barracuda-filtered Microsoft 365 mail.
Imperial
Runs on Woodhouse College's own IIS/ASP.NET infrastructure at Compuweb; MailAnyone-filtered Microsoft 365; DMARC at quarantine.
Leeds (LMaS)
WordPress behind Cloudflare (DNS and CDN), Barracuda-filtered mail split between Microsoft and Google, and the widest set of SaaS signals in the network.
Surrey
A PHP school-website build hosted on AWS in Dublin, with GoDaddy DNS and Microsoft 365 mail.
Aston
A modern static (JAMstack) site on Netlify with Microsoft 365 mail and Jisc DNS — the leanest stack of any open school.
Pre-opening
Two U-Maths projects and one independent school not yet teaching. Their infrastructure is deliberately minimal — often a placeholder page — which is itself informative.
Durham
Pre-opening. A WordPress Multisite at UKFast built by Discovery Design, Google Workspace mail managed by Durham Sixth Form Centre, and a strict p=reject DMARC.
Nottingham
Pre-opening. A placeholder page on GoDaddy's Website Builder — no mail, no analytics, no other services configured yet.
1729
The outlier: a Netlify static site with a genuinely commercial stack — HubSpot, Zoom, Barracuda-filtered Microsoft-plus-Google mail, and a strict p=reject DMARC.