Updated 6 November 2026: rebuilt on Ofsted’s State-funded school inspection toolkit v2.0 (June 2026), used on inspections from 7 September 2026. If you bought an earlier version, please re-download.

Why it matters now
Ofsted’s personal development and wellbeing area asks for a coherent programme through the curriculum and wider opportunities, and the expected standard says the programme is an entitlement for every pupil, with participation tracked. The June 2026 toolkit (v2.0) updated its enrichment wording: enrichment should be “purposeful and varied, having regard to the enrichment framework (where applicable)”. This session helps staff find the pupils a busy calendar misses, and remove one barrier.

What’s included

• 00 Cover and contents (PDF, 1 page)
• 01 Training slides (PowerPoint, 18 slides, editable): a 60-minute session with six activities (a do now, a sort with reveals, a scenario, a true/false check, pair stories and starting a reach map), extracts from the Ofsted toolkit on the slides (re-set to fit; the words are unchanged), and a full script with timings in the notes
• 02 Staff workbook (Word, 2 pages)
• 03 Reach map (Word, 1 page): who takes part, who misses out and why, for each part of the offer
• 04 Pupil voice grid (Word, 1 page): for the personal development lead
• Plus a one-page note on leaving a review (PDF)

Who it’s for
Personal development leads, pastoral leads, headteachers and whole staff in primary and secondary schools in England, including schools with early years provision.

What it’s based on
Ofsted, State-funded school inspection toolkit v2.0 (updated June 2026; for inspections from 7 September 2026), Personal development and wellbeing (pages 44 to 52, including the early years points on page 46), Gathering evidence (page 3) and Safeguarding (page 7). Ofsted, Summary of changes (updated 28 August 2026). Ofsted, School inspection operating guide (updated 28 August 2026). Checked 6 November 2026.

Please note
This resource is not official Ofsted guidance and does not predict inspection outcomes. The scenario is invented for training. Ofsted says schools need not produce documents specifically for inspection; the tools here are for running the school.