Chartwell House School provides education for boys who have behavioural, emotional and social difficulties. Pupils often have other needs, such as attention deficit and hyperactive disorder, and speech, language and communication difficulties. All pupils attending this school have education, health and care plans. Since its previous inspection, in September 2014, the school was granted a change in pupils’ age range. It now offers places for up to seven boys aged from eight to 16 years. At the time of this inspection, seven pupils were on roll. Pupils can enter the school in Year 3 or at any later point during their primary or secondary education. Usually pupils stay for several years or until they finish GCSE Inspection report: Chartwell House School, 16–18 January 2018 Page 8 of 11 examinations. Some pupils have joined the school in the last year. The school’s accommodation consists of two linked classrooms. In addition, there is a ‘cabin’ where pupils prepare and eat lunch and a workshop for technology lessons. There is a music room. The school staff comprises the full-time headteacher and three teaching assistants. The school does not use any alternative providers. The school was established in 1987 and is part of the Chartwell Group, which also owns a further school. The two schools share some specialist teachers for subjects such as design and technology, as well as a centre manager. The school has a single proprietor. The school was inspected previously in 2014 and judged as good. All independent school standards were met at the time of the inspection.