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School Improvement Plan (SIP) - Performance Audit Form

A comprehensive review framework for educational quality.

Audit Information

RUBRIC SCALE

Rating Descriptor
4 - ExemplaryHighly Effective (Evident in all areas, systematic, and has measurable impact)
3 - ProficientEffective (Partially Implemented, Consistent & Effective)
2 - DevelopingDeveloping (Partially Implemented, Inconsistent or limited in scope)
1 - EmergingNeed Improvement (Limited or no evidence of being Implemented)

Select Standards to Audit

STANDARD 1: Leadership, Governance, Parents & Community

1.1 Vision, Mission & Core Values

a. Are the vision, mission, and core values visible across the campus?
b. How do these values influence decisions and daily operations?
c. Are they periodically reviewed with stakeholders?

1.2 Strategic and Distributive Leadership

a. Does leadership promote collaboration, integrity, and inclusion?
b. How effectively does the school delegate responsibilities and empower middle leaders?
c. Are staff provided with clear roles and responsibilities?

1.3 Governance Structure, Roles and Accountability

a. Is there a documented governance reporting structure?
b. How does the governing body monitor academic and financial performance?
c. Are decisions evidence-based and communicated clearly?

1.4 School Improvement Planning and Review

a. Is there an improvement plan tied to data assessments and transparent goals?
b. Are resources allocated appropriately, and is progress tracked?

1.5 Parent and Community Engagement & Partnerships

a. How does the school involve parents in decision-making or volunteering?
b. Does the school communicate regularly and transparently with parents?
c. Are community partnerships utilized to enhance learning?

STANDARD 2: Teaching, Learning & Assessment

2.1 Quality of Teaching and Learning

a. Are lessons aligned with learning outcomes and objectives?
b. Do teachers use diverse pedagogies (group work, inquiry, projects)?
c. Are lessons observed and followed up with feedback?

2.2 Differentiation and Inclusive Teaching

a. Are there explicit strategies for mixed-ability learners?
b. Are accommodations made for SEN and gifted students?
c. Are teachers trained in differentiated practices?

2.3 Learning Environment and Student Engagement

a. Is the classroom organized, safe, and learner-centered?
b. Is student voice encouraged during lessons?
c. Are learning displays purposeful and inclusive?

2.4 Assessment for, of and as Learning

a. Are teachers using varied assessment tools (quizzes, rubrics, peer/self)?
b. Are assessment outcomes used to modify instruction?
c. Is student reflection encouraged?

2.5 Use of Assessment Data and Tracking Progress

a. Is there regular moderation of student work to ensure consistency?
b. Do teachers receive constructive feedback on their assessment practices?

2.6 Feedback and Reporting

a. Is feedback personalized, constructive, and timely?
b. Are progress reports clear and skill-based?
c. Are parents informed about improvement plans?

STANDARD 3: Student Achievement

3.1 Academic Progress and Attainment

a. Are learning targets realistic and monitored?
b. Are high expectations set for all students?
c. Is there evidence of year-on-year progress?

3.2 Achievement Across Subjects and Skills

a. How do learning outcomes compare across grades and departments?
b. How does the school identify and support underperforming subjects?

3.3 Performance in External Examinations and Benchmarks

a. Are students prepared for external exams (e.g., IGCSE, CBSE)?
b. Are exam results analyzed to identify areas for improvement?

3.4 Closing Achievement Gaps (Equity and Inclusion)

a. Are exit data available on gender, SEN, and socioeconomic performance gaps?
b. Are targeted programs implemented to narrow these learners?

3.5 College, Career and Future Readiness

a. Does the school provide structured career counseling and workshops?
b. Are students exposed to industrial visits and internships?
c. Are skills like problem-solving, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship taught?

STANDARD 4: Curriculum Design & Implementation

4.1 Curriculum Design, Alignment and Coherence

a. Is the curriculum aligned with NEP 2020/Cambridge/CBSE expectations?
b. Are vertical and horizontal progressions well-mapped?

4.2 Integration of Skills

a. Are 21st-century skills integrated into lesson plans?
b. Are interdisciplinary and project-based approaches promoted?

4.3 Integration of Digital Literacy and Technology

a. Is local content integrated where relevant?
b. Are global perspectives embedded across subjects?

4.4 Co-curricular, Sports and Enrichment Integration

a. Are arts, sports, and clubs scheduled and linked to learning goals?
b. Are achievements celebrated and recorded?

4.5 Curriculum Review and Innovation

a. Are resources (labs, libraries, tech) sufficient and accessible?
b. Is there a system for resource requests?
c. How does the school promote equity and inclusivity?

STANDARD 5: Student Personal & Social Development

5.1 Social and Emotional Development

a. Are there regular SEL lessons or wellbeing programs?
b. Do students engage in mindfulness or gratitude activities?
c. How does the school promote empathy and resilience?

5.2 Student Discipline and Attendance

a. Is there a clear code of conduct?
b. Are behavior management strategies positive and preventative?
c. Are incidents tracked and reviewed?

5.3 Inclusion and Support for Diverse Learners (SEN/Gifted)

a. Are students encouraged to take initiative and leadership roles?
b. Are student-led clubs active and impactful?

5.4 Student Voice and Leadership

a. Do students have trusted adults they can approach for support?
b. Are mental health resources available?

5.5 Life Skills, Values and Citizenship Education

a. Do students learn about responsible citizenship and civic engagement?
b. Are they aware of the decision-making in school and community?

STANDARD 6: Safety & Health

6.1 Student Safety and Protection

a. Are child protection policies visible and implemented?
b. Is staff trained in POCSO awareness and reporting?

6.2 Safe Infrastructure and Campus Environment

a. Are facilities well-maintained (fire, seismic, playground)?
b. Are safety certificates available for all installations?

6.3 Risk Management and Emergency Preparedness

a. Is there a comprehensive health education program?
b. Are students taught about nutrition, hygiene, and mental health?

6.4 Cyber Safety and Data Protection

a. Are students and parents trained on cyber safety protocols?
b. Is data privacy maintained across digital systems?
c. Is there a digital use policy for staff and students?

Overall School Performance Summary

Standard Average Rating Strengths Areas for Improvement
Leadership, Governance, Community
Teaching, Learning & Assessment
Student Achievement
Curriculum Design & Implementation
Student Personal & Social Development
Safety & Health

Auditor's Sign-off & Overall Rating