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Explore the Enrichment Benchmarks - Knowledge Check
Answer the questions below, then enter your details to claim your Enrichment for All badge. You need 8 out of 10 to pass.
You have unlimited attempts — retake the quiz as many times as you need.
Q1. How many categories of enrichment does the DfE Enrichment Framework define?
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A
Three
B
Five
C
Eight
D
Ten
Q2. Which of the following is one of the five enrichment categories?
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A
Arts and culture
B
Exam revision
C
Homework club
D
Numeracy catch-up
Q3. The enrichment entitlement was confirmed in which policy development?
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A
The 2010 Academies Act
B
The 2026 Schools White Paper and the Curriculum and Assessment Review response
C
The English Baccalaureate
D
Progress 8
Q4. From when do Ofsted inspection toolkits reflect enrichment?
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A
They do not
B
January 2025
C
September 2026
D
September 2028
Q5. How many Enrichment Benchmarks are there?
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A
Four
B
Six
C
Eight
D
Twelve
Q6. What is a core purpose of recognising enrichment with digital badges?
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A
To replace GCSEs
B
To capture, evidence and celebrate pupils' participation
C
To rank schools in league tables
D
To shorten the curriculum
Q7. What does 'equity of access' mean in the enrichment context?
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A
Only high achievers receive enrichment
B
All learner groups, including disadvantaged pupils and those with SEND, can take part
C
Enrichment is only for sixth form
D
Enrichment is optional and unmonitored
Q8. Which benchmark theme is about pupil voice and choice?
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A
Shaped by the community
B
Exam-focused delivery
C
Cost reduction
D
Fixed timetabling
Q9. Which enrichment category covers outdoor and adventurous activity?
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A
Nature, outdoors and adventure
B
Literacy support
C
Careers interviews
D
Extra homework
Q10. The enrichment 'guarantee' most often refers to...
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A
A minimum amount of enrichment time for every child
B
Free school meals for all
C
A new national exam
D
Longer school terms
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