Statutory Inspection of Anglican Schools (SIAS)
The Process
Ofsted alerts the Diocese to a school inspection
Inspector selected and contacted by the Diocese
Contracts and letters are sent to school
Inspector and school liaise on most suitable date for inspection, documents sent from school to inspector
Church House informed of agreed inspection date
Pre-inspection briefing paper sent to school from inspector
Inspection
Draft report sent to Diocese for quality assurance within five working days of the inspection
Draft report returned to inspector with any comments within 3 working days
Draft report sent to school for factual accuracy check and returned within 2 working days
Final report sent to school within 12 working days of completion of inspection
Inspector sends report to school and electronic copy to Church House
Inspection report and inspector’s payment claim forwarded to National Society
Inspection report posted on Diocesan website within one month of the inspection
Although we send out all the documentation you need for doing inspections and you have received a template for report writing, we thought it would be useful to make all these available to you here.
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Training
Please remember that to remain registered as a SIAS inspector you are supposed to do two training courses each year, one national and one diocesan. Details of National Society courses can be found on the National Society website. Details of Diocesan courses will be sent to all inspectors registered with us.
Diocesan Updates
National Society Updates
