"SIAMS" refers to "Statutory Inspection of Anglican and Methodist Schools," a process in the United Kingdom used to assess and inspect schools with a religious affiliation to the Church of England or the Methodist Church.

This inspection focuses not only on the academic performance of the school but also on its religious character, ethos, and how it effectively promotes spiritual, moral, social, and cultural development.

During a SIAMS inspection, the school's distinctive Christian character is evaluated, including how it influences all aspects of school life, teaching, and relationships. The inspection framework considers various elements such as collective worship, religious education, leadership, pastoral care, and the integration of Christian values into the curriculum and daily activities.