This is the school’s first inspection since it opened in 2014. It is part of a group of 18 schools. It provides academic and vocational employment training for 29 students who have disengaged or are at risk of being excluded from mainstream education. Although it is registered for students between the ages of 14 and 18, all are currently aged 16 or over. A significant proportion of students transfer mid-year from other educational providers. All students receive external funding in order to attend the school. The school occupies a former office building in the centre of Luton, and makes use of nearby sports facilities for physical education. There are no students with disabilities or who have special educational needs. The proportion of students in care is above average. Students come from a variety of ethnic and cultural backgrounds that reflect those to be found in the local area. None speak English as an additional language. The school does not make use of any alternative provider.