Guidance for Schools
What does ISI do? ISI inspects schools in membership of...
The Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) is the body responsible for the inspection of schools in membership of the Associations that make up the Independent Schools Council.
ISI is approved for the purpose of inspection under Section 109 of the Education and Skills Act 2008 and reports to the Department for Education on the extent to which schools meet statutory requirements.
ISI inspection is for the benefit of pupils and seeks to improve the quality and effectiveness of their education and of the care for their welfare.
This section provides information and resources on all aspects of ISI inspections, and provides guidance and support for schools, governors, proprietors and teachers about the ISI’s work. See the links below or on the menu sidebar for more information.
What does ISI do? ISI inspects schools in membership of...
ISI is approved for the purpose of inspection under Section...
ISI is the leading UK and overseas independent school...
Complaints before or during an inspectionSchool heads are...
ISI does not provide additional services to schools outside...
ISI carries out Educational Oversight inspections of...
Where can schools find copies of legislation and statutory guidance?
You will find links to legislation and statutory guidance in the Links section of this website, on the relevant Government websites and in the...
Independent schools that fall within ISI's remit are normally inspected at an interval of three to six years. Please see Different Types of Inspection...
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