Faith, boarding and special provision: what schools must publish
The 4 faith, boarding and special provision items schools and academy trusts must, should or are expected to publish on their websites, with the official wording for each.
4 requirements
- Early years information for parentsMustInformation for parents on how the EYFS is delivered, how to find out more and how to contact Ofsted. Schools with nursery or reception classes must share it, and should also list staff with a current paediatric first aid certificate.No fixed date
- Section 48 inspection reportExpectedA link to the latest section 48 inspection report, the separate inspection of a school's religious character, such as SIAMS for Church of England schools. It is expected for schools with a religious character.No fixed date
- Statement of boarding principlesShouldA statement of the school's boarding principles and practice, with its boarding policies, how boarders can complain and a child protection policy that reflects boarding. State boarding schools should publish it, and it does not apply to day schools.No fixed date
- Wraparound care registrationMustA statement that the school's breakfast or after-school clubs are registered with Ofsted as childcare providers. Most providers caring for children under 8 for more than two hours a day in England must register.No fixed date
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