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Curriculum model policy

updated on 16 December 2020
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If you're reviewing your curriculum, use our model document to update your curriculum policy. See examples from primary, secondary and special schools.

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  1. Download our model policy
  2. School examples

16 December 2020: We reviewed this policy to check it's still up to date. The requirements haven't changed.

Download our model policy

Please note: you don't need a curriculum policy and Ofsted doesn't expect you to have one. Read about how Ofsted inspects your curriculum. Stay on top of Ofsted's plans throughout the coronavirus period by reading our updates.

Our model:

  • Takes account of relevant requirements, guidance and good practice
  • Is approved by Forbes Solicitors
  • Is easy to adapt to save you time and keep your school compliant

Model policy - curriculum DOC, 179.0 KB

School examples

Primary maintained schools

Primary academies

Special schools

Secondary maintained schools

Secondary academies

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