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Developing spiritual, moral, social and cultural education

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Last updated on 2 March 2017
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How can we develop spiritual, moral, social and cultural (SMSC) education? This article includes Department for Education guidance on the requirements for SMSC provision, and advice on ways to develop SMSC provision. You will also find a case study from a teaching school.

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  1. 1 DfE guidance
  2. 2 Developing SMSC provision
  3. 3 Ofsted good practice examples
  4. 4 Case studies

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