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SMSC audit template and guidance
Use our template to audit your spiritual, moral, social and cultural (SMSC) provision, and look at examples of completed audits from schools. We also link to questions to help you during the audit process.
Contents
- Download our audit
- Questions and prompts to support your review process
- Examples of completed audits
- SMSC National Quality Mark
- Conducting a pupil-led book scrutiny
- Conducting a work scrutiny in computing
- Evaluating a classroom's provision for pupils with SEN
- Forms for scrutinising planning
- How to review your curriculum
- Monitoring the impact of homework on pupil progress
- Questioning pupils for a maths work scrutiny (primary)
- Work scrutiny: how-to and template
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