The Christian School of London is located in the borough of Islington and is under the auspices of the New World Mission Association and its multicultural church. Nearly all pupils are of Latin American origin, with a few of mixed European heritage. All speak English as their first language and most speak Spanish as a second language. No pupils have been identified with special educational needs and/or disabilities. The school was first established as a home-school provision in 2005 and registered as a school in June 2007; it moved into the present premises in September 2009. Pupils use the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) programme for their core curriculum. They use workbooks called Packets of Accelerated Christian Education (PACEs), which pupils complete in individual ‘offices’ (workstations) set around the classrooms. There is also a programme of other curriculum activities, which is mainly followed in the afternoon. There are currently 33 pupils between the ages of five and 16 years of age. The main aim of the school is to ‘advance education in accordance with Christian principles’. The school had its first inspection in May 2008, when it met most of the regulations for registration, and a progress monitoring visit in May 2010, when all regulations were met.