You’re developing your improvement plan.

You know your setting well, but want independent scrutiny to test your evaluation, strengthen your conclusions and help establish the right priorities.


Your leadership team has changed.

You want to establish a shared, evidence-informed understanding of current practice before setting direction together.


You’re new to the setting.

Before deciding what needs to change, you want an independent picture of what you’ve inherited.

You’ve introduced something new.

You know what you intended to happen. You want to understand what is actually happening and what difference it is making.


You’re changing direction.

You want to understand what is working, what isn’t and what is worth retaining before deciding what comes next.


You want independent assurance.

You’re confident in your evaluation, but sometimes others need more than your word for it. An independent audit can provide evidence and scrutiny to support you.

You need to be able to leave work at work.

Leadership means living with uncertainty. Sometimes you need someone independent to look carefully, tell you what they see, and give you the assurance to know what needs your attention – and what you can safely put down.

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