Curriculum, Teaching and Achievement Resources

🔒 Fully aligned to the Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit 2025

This achievement audit pack helps heads, deputies and school leaders review pupil achievement, progress and outcomes across six key areas. Fully aligned with the Ofsted 2025 School Inspection Toolkit, it supports self-evaluation, attainment analysis and whole-school improvement planning.

☑️ Comprehensive 32-page achievement audit document with structured prompts across six key themes: leadership and strategy for achievement, foundational knowledge, inclusive achievement in national tests and examinations, inclusive achievement across the curriculum, assessment systems and data quality, and evaluating impact and continuous improvement

☑️ Complete audit toolkit includes 19-page guidance document on achievement, action plan template, achievement evidence checklist, pupil, parent, staff and governor question bank, a one-page SLT/governor summary, and step-by-step guidance on conducting an effective audit

☑️ Supports comprehensive review of pupil outcomes, attainment and progress data, equity for disadvantaged pupils and those with SEND, curriculum impact, and readiness for next steps with confidence and clarity

☑️ Fully editable templates allow you to adapt all materials for your school's specific context and priorities

Ideal for heads, SLT, curriculum leaders and assessment leads reviewing pupil outcomes, evaluating attainment and progress, or preparing for inspection under the new Ofsted framework.

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👉 This audit pack is part of our Complete School Leadership Audit Set, which includes eleven audits in one purchase, saving you money whilst ensuring you can evaluate your entire school provision across all Ofsted evaluation areas plus three essential good practice audits.

This Curriculum Intent, Implementation and Impact Statement Checklist is ideal for any curriculum or subject leader who's looking to either write a curriculum statement from scratch or review and refine their existing statement.

It walks you through the stages of intent, implementation and impact, and offers helpful suggestions about what to include for each section, such as:

• Curriculum Intent - subject vision and purpose, curriculum goals, cultural capital, key themes and concepts, and curriculum sequencing
• Curriculum Implementation - curriculum design, teaching and learning strategies, resourcing, professional development, feedback and adaptive teaching
• Curriculum Impact - pupil outcomes, assessment data, pupil engagement, community and parent involvement, and whole-school impact

Sometimes called a "three I's" statement, your curriculum intent, implementation and impact statement is a vital document to have, as it supports teachers and leaders to understand how your subject is taught. It is also a key document to have on your school website as it can be viewed by external parties, such as prospective parents or Ofsted, to understand how your subject is taught. 

So if it's been a while since you looked at your statement, or if you don't have one in place at all, this editable checklist is ideal to save you time and energy when wondering what to include in a curriculum impact, implementation and impact statement, allowing you to get going straight away on writing or revamping yours.

A curriculum intent, implementation and impact statement also plays a key role for subject leaders in deeply understanding the rationale for their subject and is a key component of any subject leader folder. For further support with creating, building and organising an effective subject leader folder, this template along with many more are also included in our Subject Leader Folder Pack.

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2025 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

Ofsted inspection can feel daunting when you're an assessment lead, especially if you're new to the role or haven't experienced an inspection under the current framework.

Designed specifically for assessment leads, this focused preparation pack translates the 2025 School Inspection Toolkit into practical guidance about your role during inspection. You'll understand when and how you'll engage with inspectors, what questions they're likely to explore and how to demonstrate how assessment is used effectively to support pupils' learning and track their progress across the school.

You'll get:

☑️ Assessment Lead Inspection Role Guidance –  clear explanation of when you'll be involved during inspection, what happens during focused leadership discussions and work scrutiny, and what inspectors want to understand from you

☑️ Example Ofsted Assessment Lead Questions – realistic questions you might be asked during inspection conversations, helping you practise articulating your approach and identify any areas to strengthen

☑️ Further supporting documents – including a leader action checklist to build your inspection knowledge, an inspection readiness tool to evaluate your current practice against toolkit statements, and editable grade descriptor grids highlighting achievement and assessment across the framework

This Ofsted assessment lead resources pack helps to build your confidence to articulate your work clearly and supports you to prepare effectively without creating unnecessary workload. All templates are fully editable so you can adapt them for your school's specific context and use them as part of your ongoing assessment leadership, not just for inspection preparation.

👉 Looking for further support on preparing for inspection? These resources are also available as part of the full Ofsted Inspection Preparation Pack too.

🔒 New for 2026 and fully aligned to the Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit 2025

Gathering meaningful stakeholder feedback on achievement involves more than asking whether pupils are making progress. To build an accurate and actionable picture, you need questions that get beneath surface-level satisfaction, exploring how well pupils across different groups are supported to achieve, how parents understand and engage with their child's learning, and how confident staff feel in assessing, tracking and addressing underachievement.

This pack gives you everything you need to plan, administer, analyse and act on stakeholder feedback about achievement, and because the core survey templates come pre-populated with carefully considered questions, you can move from planning to distribution with minimal preparation time.

You'll get:

☑️ Three ready-to-use surveys – a pupil survey in two versions (emoji scale for younger or less confident pupils; Likert scale for older or more able pupils), a parent survey and a staff survey – all aligned to the 2025 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit 

☑️ A question and statement bank covering progress and understanding across the curriculum, attitudes to learning and motivation, communication and vocabulary, support for overcoming gaps, SEND and individual needs, preparation for the future, breadth of curriculum achievement and assessment practice

☑️ A survey analysis template with tally tables, open question theme tables, a summary and next steps section, and an Overall Summary Triangulation table with RAG ratings

☑️ A pre-survey checklist to guide you through each stage of the process, and four survey letter templates for communicating with parents and staff before and after the survey

☑️ An 18-page guidance document covering the full survey cycle, and a free worked example to help you interpret and act on your results

All documents (except the PDFs) are fully editable so you can adapt them for your school's specific context.