Until recently, it was not clear that Health Futures UTC had a health focus. That has changed. Students attending the school are now in no doubt that the school’s aim is to provide a career pathway into health-related industries. The reception area is flanked by mannequins dressed as paramedics and surgeons and banners promoting the care values of empowerment, confidentiality, dignity, safeguarding, respect, communication and anti-discrimination. All students in Years 10 and 11 now study for a qualification in health and social care. Staff have higher expectations of students than they had previously. Students look smart in their uniforms. However, too many do not attend school regularly and are late. Students are compliant in lessons and act sensibly when they walk around the school. Yet, some do not have positive attitudes towards learning, and not all are happy in school. This has not been helped by the high number of staff who have left the school recently. Although the number of staff leaving has reduced, pupils told us that they did not like having so many supply teachers. Some students who responded to the pupil survey reported incidents of bullying. But students are confident that this is picked up quickly and dealt with by staff.