Update on East Lothian education network
An East Lothian Council spokesperson said: "We have taken the precautionary step of taking our schools temporarily offline while we investigate a number of antivirus alerts on our education network. Work to determine the cause continues and we are liaising with school teams and our suppliers to minimise disruption. Chromebook access has since been re-enabled to education sites. There is no indication our systems have been compromised.”
- the decision to take schools offline was made on Monday 10 November at 1332
- Chromebooks have since been re-enabled and will have internet access to education sites including google classroom
- East Lothian Council has seven secondaries and 36 primary schools
- The education network is separate to the council's corporate network