Curriculum Audit and Review
A structured evaluation of curriculum intent, progression, implementation, assessment, resources and evidence of student learning.
Curriculum and Learning Innovation
We help schools create curriculum pathways that connect clear progression, purposeful teaching, meaningful assessment and engaging student learning.
Designed for
School owners and governing bodies
Principals and senior leadership teams
Curriculum directors and academic leaders
Heads of department and subject leaders
Teachers developing new programmes
Schools reviewing or adapting international curricula
The school challenge
Effective curriculum design requires clear progression, consistency, meaningful assessment and practical implementation. Without these elements, students may repeat content, experience learning gaps or move between classes with different expectations.
NT Education Solutions helps schools connect curriculum intent, classroom practice, assessment, teacher guidance and student outcomes within one coherent framework.
Curriculum content may not show clear progression across year groups or phases.
Schemes of work may list topics without connecting learning, assessment and student outcomes.
Teachers may interpret curriculum expectations differently across classes and departments.
Assessment tasks may not measure the intended knowledge, skills and understanding accurately.
International curricula may need adaptation to the school’s students, language and local context.
New areas such as AI, digital literacy and STEAM may be introduced as isolated activities rather than coherent learning pathways.
Our solution
We support schools from initial review and curriculum mapping through detailed planning, assessment design, teacher preparation and ongoing evaluation.
A structured evaluation of curriculum intent, progression, implementation, assessment, resources and evidence of student learning.
Clear progression maps showing how knowledge, concepts, skills and assessment develop across year groups and phases.
Detailed curriculum plans with learning objectives, activities, resources, differentiation, assessment and implementation guidance.
Assessment frameworks, rubrics, moderation systems and performance tasks aligned with intended curriculum outcomes.
Adaptation of international programmes to the school’s context, language, culture, students and regulatory expectations.
Teacher guidance, professional development, monitoring tools and review processes that help the curriculum move from planning into practice.
Specialist curriculum areas
Schools may commission a whole-school pathway, a subject review or a focused programme adapted to their curriculum and context.
Age-appropriate AI literacy, ethics, data, programming, machine learning and applied projects from primary to secondary.
Progressive pathways in computational thinking, programming, algorithms, data, cybersecurity and digital systems.
Design-cycle planning, Criterion A–D assessment, ATL skills, project-based learning, rubrics and student portfolios.
Cross-curricular projects connecting science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics and real-world challenges.
Responsible technology use, information literacy, online safety, productivity, collaboration and digital citizenship.
Custom programmes designed around the school’s vision, priorities, timetable, learner needs and available resources.
Our curriculum principles
Every curriculum recommendation is designed to be coherent, inclusive, practical and responsive to evidence.
Learning builds logically over time so students develop increasing depth, independence and sophistication.
Curriculum intent, classroom implementation, assessment and expected outcomes work together coherently.
Content connects to students’ lives, local context, global challenges and future study or employment.
Curriculum planning considers different starting points, learning needs, language backgrounds and access requirements.
Plans are realistic for the school’s timetable, staffing, resources, facilities and implementation capacity.
Curriculum quality is reviewed through evidence, feedback, assessment outcomes and student experience.
What schools receive
The final scope is adapted to the school's curriculum, student age, timetable, languages, staffing, available resources and implementation priorities.
Curriculum documentation must support teachers in practice. Plans therefore include clear expectations, usable resources, assessment guidance and appropriate flexibility.
Curriculum audit and diagnostic report
Whole-school curriculum progression map
Subject or programme curriculum framework
Schemes of work and unit overviews
Detailed lesson and project guidance
Learning objectives and success criteria
Assessment framework and rubrics
Moderation and standardisation guidance
Differentiation and inclusion resources
Teacher notes and implementation handbook
Student portfolio and evidence templates
Curriculum monitoring and review tools
Development process
Curriculum development moves from understanding the school context to structured design, classroom implementation and evidence-based refinement.
01
We clarify the school vision, curriculum framework, learner profile, timetable, priorities and intended outcomes.
02
Existing curriculum plans, assessments, resources, student work and implementation evidence are reviewed.
03
We establish progression in knowledge, concepts, skills, assessment and student experience across the relevant phases.
04
Curriculum frameworks, schemes of work, units, projects, assessments and teacher guidance are developed.
05
Teachers receive training, practical resources, planning support and guidance for classroom implementation.
06
The curriculum is evaluated through student work, assessment evidence, teacher feedback and implementation monitoring.
Expected outcomes
The goal is to create a curriculum that teachers understand, students experience consistently and leaders can evaluate through reliable evidence.
Clear progression across year groups and phases
Greater consistency between classes and departments
Assessment aligned with intended learning
Stronger teacher confidence and planning
More relevant and engaging student experiences
Better support for differentiation and inclusion
Coherent integration of AI, digital and STEAM learning
A sustainable cycle of curriculum review and improvement
Our professional position
NT Education Solutions does not impose one curriculum model on every school. We work with the school's chosen framework, regulatory expectations, community, student profile and strategic priorities to develop a coherent and practical programme.
NTES Vision 2030
Develop a coherent K–12 pathway connecting digital safety, computational thinking, computer science, programming, data, applied AI, robotics, automation and future-focused innovation. The comprehensive solution combines curriculum mapping, practical projects, assessment, teacher guidance and phased implementation support.
Start your curriculum project
Speak with our team about curriculum review, progression mapping, schemes of work, assessment design, AI education, MYP Design, computer science or STEAM learning.