This was an integrated inspection of the education and boarding provision for the students and pupils of Brockwood Park School and Inwoods Small School. The schools, for registration purposes, are regarded as a single school. The schools are situated about half a mile apart in Bramdean, Hampshire. The school was founded in 1969 by the Indian educational philosopher, Krishnamurti, for pupils aged 14 to 19. There are currently 73 pupils on roll at Brockwood Park, of which almost all are boarders. At Inwoods Small School, education is provided for 35 pupils in total aged between four and 11 on a non-boarding basis. Twenty-one of these pupils are part-time. Three children are currently in the Early Years Foundation Stage. No children are in receipt of government funding. Pupils attend Inwoods for between one and four days, with the remainder of their provision covered by home tuition. Two pupils at Inwoods have a statement of special educational needs. The school is vegetarian and non-denominational. Pupils come from a wide range of backgrounds and nationalities. Education and boarding provision were last inspected as a single event in 2008. The school’s aim is to offer a personalised and holistic education which ‘encourages academic excellence, self-understanding, creativity and integrity in a safe, noncompetitive environment’.