The From Boyhood to Manhood Foundation admits up to 30 secondary-aged girls and boys with behavioural, social and emotional difficulties. It opened in 2003. The school has applied to the Department for Education (DfE) to accept girls as it was originally registered for boys only. The DfE has agreed that girls can be admitted. It is housed in a single-storey rented church hall near Camberwell Green in the London Borough of Southwark. It has begun to re-admit pupils after a two-year period when premises were being refurbished. Currently no pupils have statements of special educational needs. Pupils are drawn from Southwark and neighbouring authorities such as Lambeth, Lewisham and Croydon. The school specifically admits pupils who have been, or will shortly be excluded from mainstream education. Pupils are dual registered with mainstream schools or pupil referral units (PRUs). The school aims to reintegrate pupils back into education and help them to deal with the causes of their disruptive and anti-social behaviour. There are currently four pupils on roll, who have only been at the school for a short period of time. Most pupils are placed for a threemonth assessment and intervention programme, where their needs are reviewed. The school has a mission to improve pupils’ educational and personal development. It works with the local schools, social services, police, youth and community workers and the Greater London Authority. The last inspection was in June 2007, when the school met all but one of the regulations.