Evidence to progress

One improvement loop. Five accountable stages.

DEEP keeps diagnosis, implementation and follow-up connected. Every stage preserves the boundary between what the evidence establishes and what still needs human judgement.

01

Audit

Bring together the policies, plans and practice evidence you choose to supply. The audit distinguishes useful foundations from explicit AI practice and does not guess what missing documents might contain.

Explore the audit dimensions

02

Action

Review the evidence position and choose one proportionate priority. A school-wide programme, a departmental change and a classroom adaptation remain different kinds of work.

03

Studio

Turn the agreed priority into an appropriate response. This can be a policy improvement, implementation plan, curriculum sequence, professional-learning pathway or teaching resource.

04

Library

Keep approved outputs with their purpose, owner and evidence lineage. Resources created for teaching remain separate from evidence used to judge school maturity.

05

Progress

Add new evidence, compare it with the preserved baseline and record what changed. Progress is shown only when the follow-up evidence supports it.

See how the pathway changes by role

What the system will not do

Confidence never outruns the evidence.

01Treat an unsupplied practice as absent

02Turn a teacher review into a school score

03Collapse a strategic action into one lesson

04Claim progress without accepted follow-up evidence

Begin with the evidence you already have.

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