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Other tools only check if a policy link exists. We read every page and PDF on your website, checking your actual wording, dates, and figures against current DfE guidance and UK law.
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SchoolGPT recently discovered that more than 3,000 schools have links on their websites with content unsuitable for children.
This can happen when a website changes ownership: the link stays the same, but the content changes.
Our team is getting in touch with all impacted schools, but if you'd like to know sooner, please request priority notification.
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Choose your school below. We use its website address. No install, no plugin, nothing to add to your site.
We scan your school website each month, checking:
A per-requirement breakdown of what's met, what's missing, and what needs attention — MUST breaches flagged first.
Your annual licence includes on-demand reviews, so you can request another check whenever your website changes.
What We Check
Uploading a file called Complaints Policy.pdf won't pass an inspection if a required clause is missing inside. We open every document on your website and check the content against current legislation.
It's not just about inspections. Help parents find clear, up-to-date information, and give your team a faster way to spot gaps and get them fixed.
We don't just check a link works. We read your admissions documents to check the Published Admission Number (PAN), oversubscription criteria and tie-break rules are clearly stated.
We check requirements against DfE website guidance and the relevant legislation and codes, including the School Admissions Code, Equality Act 2010 and SEND Regulations 2014.
A 10-page academy complaints policy can still miss the requirement for an independent panel member. We pinpoint the missing clause so your team knows what to review.
We check annual equality information updates, the year covered by your Pupil Premium statement, and whether required DfE templates are being used.
Findings distinguish statutory MUSTs from recommended SHOULDs, with quotes from your website and links to the relevant guidance. See what needs fixing and what could be better.
A primary school shouldn't be flagged for missing GCSE results or sixth-form admissions. Your report focuses on the requirements that apply to your school and provision.
Example Findings
See the words found in your documents, what's missing and which requirement applies. Your team can go straight to the source and make the change.
Illustrative only. Not a real school's report. These examples show how findings are presented, not a compliance score.
| Area / requirement | Verdict | Findings & quoted evidence |
|---|---|---|
PE and sport premiumYear 6 pupils who can swim 25 metres MUST | Met | The swimming figure is published in the statement for the relevant year. "Percentage of Year 6 pupils who can swim competently, confidently and proficiently over at least 25 metres: 60%."PE and Sport Premium Statement.pdfDfE PE and sport premium guidance |
Academy complaints policyAt least one panel member is independent of school management MUST | Not met | The policy describes a panel, but does not state that at least one member must be independent of the management and running of the school. "Stage 4: a panel of three trustees who have not previously been involved in the complaint."Complaints Policy.pdfIndependent School Standards, paragraph 33(g) |
Public sector equality dutyCompliance information is updated annually MUST | Review needed | The published information refers to an earlier year. Check for a newer annual update, separate from the four-year cycle for equality objectives. "Annual equality information: academic year 2023/24."Equality Information.pdfEquality Act 2010 (Specific Duties and Public Authorities) Regulations 2017, regulation 4 |
Careers programmeProvider access policy (Baker Clause) MUST | Not applicable | This example school teaches ages 4 to 11. The provider access requirement applies to pupils in years 8 to 13, so it is excluded from this school's score. Education Act 1997, section 42B |
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Check the safety of your links and the detail in your policies, with regular reviews throughout the year.
Included in your annual licence
Check external links for unsuitable content, including sites that have changed ownership.
Find links that no longer work so parents and staff can reach the information they need.
Review the content of your pages and policy documents against relevant DfE guidance and legislation.
See what is met, missing or needs review, with extracts from your documents and references to the requirements.
Keep your website under review with a fresh check each month.
Request another review when you need to check changes to your website.
One school · One year
£299 / yearPer school, billed annually.
All the checks listed here are included.
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Discounts are available for MATs, local authorities and trusts. Book a demo with our team to discuss your schools.
For multi-academy trusts
Choose one academy and request your first report free using your trust email. No trust-wide commitment needed.
When you’re ready to review more schools, talk to us about a trust-wide audit.
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No software installation is needed. We review the public pages and documents on your website. If your website blocks automated access, your website provider may need to help allow the scan. Contact us for the access details.
Requirements differ by school type and provision. We use the relevant DfE publication guidance and linked legislation, distinguishing statutory requirements from recommendations.
The linked guidance pages show their current publication and update dates. The examples on this page are illustrative, not a live ruleset or a certification.
Scan time depends on the size of your site and your website's settings. Most scans take a few minutes, but a large website with years of content will take longer.
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