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DSL Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

SENDCo Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

Curriculum Lead Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

School Business Manager Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

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

Designed specifically for school business managers, this focused preparation pack translates the 2026 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 the excellent operational work you're already doing to ensure resources support the school's priorities, statutory compliance is maintained and operational systems enable the school to function effectively.

You'll get:

☑️ School Business Manager Inspection Role Guidance – clear explanation of when you'll be involved during inspection, what happens during focused leadership meetings and document reviews (particularly the single central record if this is your responsibility), and what inspectors want to understand from you

☑️ Example Ofsted School Business Manager 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 leadership and governance (and where resource management and compliance connect) across the framework

This Ofsted school business manager 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.

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

Pastoral and Personal Development Lead Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

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

Designed specifically for pastoral leads and personal development coordinators, this focused preparation pack translates the 2026 School Inspection Toolkit into practical guidance about your role during inspection. Whether you oversee PSHE, careers education, enrichment, pastoral support or all of these areas, you'll understand when and how you'll engage with inspectors, what questions they're likely to explore and how to demonstrate the excellent work you're already doing to support pupils' wider development and well-being.

You'll get:

☑️ Pastoral and Personal Development Lead Inspection Role Guidance – clear explanation of when you'll be involved during inspection, what happens during focused leadership discussions and learning walks, and what inspectors want to understand from you

☑️ Example Ofsted Pastoral and Personal Development 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 personal development and well-being across the framework

This Ofsted pastoral and personal development 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 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.

Assessment Lead Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

Governors Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£10.00

Ofsted Inspection Preparation Pack (2026)

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£175.00

Attendance Lead Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

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

Designed specifically for attendance leads, this focused preparation pack translates the 2026 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 the excellent attendance work you're already doing to ensure all pupils attend school regularly and punctually, as attendance is the foundation for learning and achievement.

You'll get:

☑️ Attendance Lead Inspection Role Guidance – clear explanation of when you'll be involved during inspection, what happens during focused leadership meetings, case sampling discussions and document reviews, and what inspectors want to understand from you

☑️ Example Ofsted Attendance 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 attendance and behaviour across the framework

This Ofsted attendance 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 attendance 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.

Behaviour Lead Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

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

Designed specifically for behaviour leads, this focused preparation pack translates the 2026 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 the excellent behaviour work you're already doing to ensure all pupils experience a calm, orderly, respectful and supportive environment where they can thrive and learn.

You'll get:

☑️ Behaviour Lead Inspection Role Guidance – clear explanation of when you'll be involved during inspection, what happens during focused leadership meetings, case sampling discussions and learning walks, and what inspectors want to understand from you

☑️ Example Ofsted Behaviour 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 attendance and behaviour across the framework

This Ofsted behaviour 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 behaviour 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.

Ofsted Phone Call Preparation Pack

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£15.00

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

This comprehensive preparation pack helps headteachers, deputies and senior leaders feel confident and ready when the initial Ofsted phone call arrives. Built around the current Ofsted inspection process for 2026, including the structured 90-minute planning call, it provides everything you need to navigate and feel confident about both the notification and planning conversations with inspectors.

You'll get:

☑️ Complete process guide covering both the notification call and the new three-part planning call structure, including timing expectations, attendee arrangements, and the role of the nominee

☑️ Example phone call questions template with realistic scenarios based on the 2026 framework to help you practise responses and build confidence

☑️ Ready-to-use crib sheet for essential figures and contacts, plus notification list to inform all stakeholders promptly

☑️ Post-call action checklists covering staff briefing and inspection day logistics

☑️ Ofsted documentation folder checklist and inspection responsibilities list to delegate tasks clearly across your team and get everyone prepared for when the call does come

Ideal for leaders who want to transform inspection anxiety into confident preparation, ensuring they can focus on representing their school effectively, rather than worrying about what Ofsted will ask during the phone call and what you'll say in response.

Please note; this pack covers the initial Ofsted phone call (the notification call and planning call) that schools receive prior to a full inspection. It does not cover the processes for monitoring phone calls which take place if a school is due a monitoring inspection or a focused monitoring inspection.

🔎 Want a closer look? Click here to preview the Ofsted Phone Call Preparation Pack🔗

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

Pupil Premium Lead Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

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

Designed specifically for pupil premium leads and those with responsibility for disadvantaged pupils, this focused preparation pack translates the 2026 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 the excellent work you're already doing to support vulnerable pupils.

You'll get:

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

☑️ Example Ofsted Pupil Premium 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 disadvantaged pupils' provision across the framework

This Ofsted pupil premium 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 pupil premium 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.

Designated Teacher Ofsted Inspection Preparation Bundle

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£7.50

🔒 Fully aligned to the 2026 Ofsted School Inspection Toolkit

Ofsted inspection can feel daunting when you're a designated teacher for looked-after children, especially if you're new to the role or haven't experienced an inspection under the current framework.

Designed specifically for designated teachers, this focused preparation pack translates the 2026 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 the excellent work you're already doing to support looked-after and previously looked-after children.

You'll get:

☑️ Designated Teacher Inspection Role Guidance – clear explanation of when you'll be involved during inspection, what happens during focused leadership discussions and case sampling, and what inspectors want to understand from you

☑️ Example Ofsted Designated Teacher 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 looked-after children's provision across the framework

This Ofsted designated teacher 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 leadership for looked-after children, 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.

Ofsted Inspection Preparation Questions for Governors and Trustees

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£5.00

Prevent Duty Awareness Training and Audit Bundle

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£7.50

Safeguarding Training Pack - Full Year

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From £35.00

CPD Planning and Preparation Pack

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£20.00

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Get Ofsted Inspection Ready

Ofsted inspection can feel overwhelming, especially when you're trying to understand exactly what inspectors will ask about your specific leadership role. While generic preparation guidance helps, nothing beats having targeted support that addresses the precise questions and expectations facing you as a DSL, SENDCo, or other school leader. That's why we've created focused pre-inspection bundles designed specifically for key leadership roles. Rather than wading through whole-school guidance trying to work out what's relevant to you, these streamlined packs translate the 2025 School Inspection Toolkit into practical preparation for your particular responsibilities. What makes these role-specific bundles different? Each bundle focuses exclusively on what matters for your role during inspection. You'll get clear explanations of when and how you'll engage with inspectors, realistic example questions to help you practise articulating your work, and readiness tools to evaluate your current provision against the toolkit criteria. Building confidence without creating workload The goal isn't to generate new evidence or create extra documentation. These resources help you organise and articulate the excellent work you're already doing, identify any gaps you might want to address, and feel genuinely prepared for inspection conversations. If you're waiting for that Ofsted phone call and want role-specific support to feel confident and ready, explore the pre-inspection bundles designed with your leadership responsibilities in mind. Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL) Before the Call: Review your safeguarding action log and ensure all cases are documented with clear outcomes Check the Single Central Record is complete and compliant with Part 3 of KCSIE Refresh your knowledge of case sampling methodology - be ready to discuss individual pupil experiences Audit staff safeguarding knowledge through quick checks or scenario discussions Ensure all safeguarding policies are current and reflect your school's actual practice For the Safeguarding Meeting: Prepare 2-3 case studies showing how you've responded to complex safeguarding concerns Be ready to articulate how you've built safeguarding culture beyond policy compliance Have examples of multi-agency working, including where you've challenged external agencies Know your vulnerable cohorts and how you monitor their safety and well-being Prepare evidence of how you quality-assure staff understanding of safeguarding responsibilities SENDCo Before the Call: Review provision maps and ensure they show clear graduated response for pupils with SEND Audit EHCP quality of provision - be ready to discuss individual pupil progress and outcomes Gather evidence of parental engagement, particularly for pupils who aren't making expected progress Check your SEND information report is published online and accurately reflects current provision Prepare data showing progress for SEND pupils across different need types For the Inclusion Conversation: Be ready to discuss 2-3 individual SEND pupils through case sampling approach Articulate how you've adapted teaching and provision to meet specific needs Have examples of successful multi-agency collaboration and where you've advocated for pupils Show how you monitor the quality of SEND provision and TA deployment Demonstrate how SEND pupils access the full curriculum, not a reduced offer Attendance Lead and Champion Before the Call: Analyse attendance data by vulnerable groups and be ready to discuss trends and interventions Review persistent absence cases - know which pupils, what barriers exist, and what you're doing Audit the quality of your attendance improvement plans for individual pupils Prepare evidence of how you've engaged families and removed barriers to attendance Check your attendance policy reflects your actual practice and graduated response For Attendance Discussions: Be ready to discuss individual pupils with poor attendance through case sampling Articulate how you've balanced support with challenge for families Show how you've used legal interventions appropriately and what impact they've had Demonstrate how you monitor the effectiveness of attendance interventions Explain how you've created a culture where good attendance is valued and celebrated Further packs for other roles can be found here.

on Feb 11 2026

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Is My School Website Ofsted and DfE Compliant?

We all understand how important it is to have an accessible and informative school website that is easy for parents, carers and the public to find out more about your school. A school website is the first port of call for many wishing to explore your setting, such as prospective parents, therefore it's wise to keep it up to date with the lastest information about what's happening in your school. Keeping it current ensures visitors get an accurate, welcoming snapshot of your setting. In addition to this are the requirements set out by the Department for Education (DfE) in relation to what maintained schools and academies must publish on their website to be compliant in 2025. It can feel like another full-time job keeping your website up to date, particularly with changes in safeguarding, policies and what actually needs to be published online. With the guidance for what any educational setting must or should publish on their website having been updated in October 2024, now is the perfect time to check you have everything that is required by the DfE visible and in place on your website. What do I need to publish on the school website? The DfE has set out what maintained schools and academies must and should publish on their school website. Failing to do so can result in scrutiny during inspections. Your website should include information on: School contact details and trust information Admissions arrangements Equality information Policies, including behaviour, safeguarding and uniform Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) information and report Curriculum information Careers information Pupil premium PE and sport premium Governance and financial information, including pay gap reporting Previous Ofsted reports Test, exam and assessment results and data This School Website Compliance Bundle is broken down into sections with guidance on what to upload to your website. The guidance and accompanying checklist will support you to ensure your website is compliant and help you to delegate tasks and required updates among your team. Remember, you should provide a paper copy of the information on your website if a parent or carer requests it. Some tips for website accessibility include: Use readable fonts and high-contrast colours. Include alternative text (alt text) for images. Ensure keyboard navigation works on the website. Test website functionality with accessibility tools like screen readers. How can I ensure I keep my policies up to date? Here are some of our top tips to ensure you keep your school policies up to date and available on your website: Schedule regular reviews for each policy to ensure they stay aligned with current legislation and the needs of your school. You may find having a review calendar or checklist helpful so you can be sure you've worked through all of them at appropriate times. Designate specific team members to be responsible for each policy, keeping them accountable for monitoring, updating and ensuring compliance. This will make the job of policy reviewing more manageable, and ensure that those who know the area best are responsible for the related policy, which will save everyone time. Announcements and changes in legislation happen periodically across the school year. It's wise to keep an eye on education news and any updates that may impact your policies and make amendments as required to ensure you stay compliant. Consider adding updates or revisions to each policy document in a dated, "versioned" format for easier tracking. When policies are updated, communicate changes clearly with your school community, including staff, parents and pupils. Schedule policy reviews as part of the governing body or trust board agenda. Once reviewed and ratified, ensure this is documented, dated on the policy and this version added to the website. The policies that are required to be published on your website are available in our School Website Compliance Bundle. What does Ofsted want to see on the school website? Although Ofsted doesn't stipulate what you should publish on your website, inspectors will review your school or trust's publicly available information, such as the website, as part of their information gathering processes about a setting prior to inspection. Ofsted will look to check you have all of the statutory information, such as policies available to view, so ensure these are in an accessible place on your site. Our full Ofsted Inspection Preparation Pack includes a policy checklist and website compliance information, alongside a wealth of guidance, resources and editable templates to help you to effectively prepare for an upcoming phone call and inspection. We hope this helps to clear up some of the myths around what does and doesn't need to be included on your website. Remember, you can include anything in addition to the statutory requirements to showcase your unique setting - you deserve to celebrate your team, pupils and school community!

on Nov 07 2024

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