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Ofsted-Ready: The Headteacher’s Inspection Preparation Pack (2025–2026 Edition) Four expertly designed tools to make your school inspection-ready for 2025 and 2026. This comprehensive and fully editable resource pack brings together everything senior leaders need to prepare for Ofsted’s latest School Inspection Report Cards and Toolkits. Whether you’re a new headteacher, an experienced leader, or supporting school improvement across a trust, these four documents will ensure clarity, consistency, and confidence. Included in this pack: 📞 The Headteacher’s Phone Call Preparation Guide Step-by-step prompt sheet for the initial Ofsted call — including key data, curriculum, 51����, and pupil group discussion points. 🗂 SEF (Self-Evaluation Form) – Aligned to Ofsted Report Cards & Toolkits Structured self-evaluation with editable examples for each judgement area, fully updated for the 2025/26 inspection cycle. ✅ SEF Tick List Tool Quick-reference RAG-rated checklist to audit strengths and areas for development across all Ofsted domains — ideal for SLT and governors. 📈 SIP (School Improvement Plan) Template – Fully Inspection-Aligned Strategic school improvement plan template directly mapped to Ofsted’s latest priorities and report card framework. NB: These are templates with examples only in the SIP

For previews check out the free items in our shop Safeguarding Newsletter September 2025 to July 2026 KCSIE Spanning twelve months from September 2025 to August 2026, this series of two‑page, A4‑optimised 51���� newsletters gives you a ready‑made calendar of parent engagement: each edition is timed to a key awareness date or seasonal risk and packages three bite‑size, evidence‑anchored tasks that families can complete in ten minutes. September opens with a co‑authored cyber‑contract and smarter school‑run drill  ; January refreshes passwords and parental‑control settings before Data Privacy Day ; February teaches children how to spot AI deepfakes and rebalance screen‑time ; and June closes the loop with a home‑hazard hunt, water‑safety code and Pride‑month digital‑allyship checklist. The result is a rolling toolkit that keeps 51���� messages fresh, topical and firmly rooted in UK statistics rather than guesswork. Whether you’re a Designated Safeguarding Lead, pastoral manager or multi‑academy trust—the value is speed and consistency: drop the PDFs straight into parent apps, email bulletins or noticeboards and you’ve covered cyber‑safety, mental health, bullying, exam stress, home accidents and more without writing a word. A uniform, jargon‑free voice runs through every issue, modelling the collaborative, evidence‑based approach Ofsted now spotlight, while the repeating format (headline context, three checklists, links to national helplines) trains families to expect—and act on—reliable monthly guidance. In short, you secure a full year of data‑driven, parent‑friendly 51���� content that saves staff hours and proves your setting is proactively keeping children safe. 1 page generic Parent Newsletters for Safeguarding KCSIE 2025 Engage families and reinforce KCSIE 2025 51���� themes with 23 ready‑made parent/carer leaflets (A4 PDFs). Each one‑page hand‑out translates complex issues into plain‑English “Why it matters / Early clues / Fast wins” so schools can boost home–school partnership without starting from scratch. Topics covered Children & the Court System / Family in Prison Children Missing Education & Persistent Absence Bullying & Online Harassment Intra‑Familial Sexual Abuse Youth Vaping & Nicotine Use Honour‑Based Abuse & Forced Marriage Mental‑Health Red Flags Hidden Homelessness & Sofa‑Surfing Youth Cyber‑Crime & Hacking Energy‑Drink Surge & Caffeine Overload Cannabis‑Infused “Sweets” & Edible THC Screen‑Driven Sleep Loss County Lines & Child Criminal Exploitation Child‑on‑Child Abuse Loot Boxes, Skin Bets & Youth Gambling Children Missing From Home & Education Online Self‑Harm & Suicide Content AI‑Generated Child‑Abuse Images & Deepfake Sextortion Money‑Mule Recruitment & Child Financial Exploitation Serious Violence & Knife Crime Modern Slavery & Child Trafficking Online Radicalisation & Extremism Self‑Generated Sexual Imagery & Sextortion

See the sample here /teaching-resource/resource-13296944 The KS3 spelling booster is a live, interactive session in which the tutor guides students through a concise list of ten carefully chosen words, from everyday tricky spellings like “nuisance” to more advanced vocabulary such as “percussion” and “opulently.” After practice, learners sit a quick quiz and earn playful bee‑themed badges—“Scout Bee” for 7‑8 correct, “Honeybee” for 9, and “Queen Bee” for a perfect score, with gentler “Worker” and “Bumble Bee” tiers encouraging those who need more support—turning progress tracking into a motivating game that parents can follow week by week. Contain a pupil booklet and certificates.