Which one of the following is a key principle associated with school self-evaluation?

School self-evaluation is a process by which members of staff in a school reflect on their practice and identify areas for action to stimulate improvement in the areas of pupil and professional learning.

Key PointsThe principles of self-evaluation include:

• Rigorous self-evaluation helps schools to improve; it should not be undertaken solely for the purpose of inspection.
• Schools should shape for themselves a process that is simple and integrated with their routine management systems.
• Schools must listen to and do something about the views of their stakeholders.
• The school’s recorded summary of its self-evaluation process should be updated at least annually and include information about the impact of its action on learners.

Hence, it is clear that 'schools must listen to and do something about the views of their stakeholders', is a key principle associated with school self-evaluation?