Liral Veget College is registered to provide full-time education for up to 15 pupils between the ages of 14 and 19 years. The proprietor‟s aim is to recruit pupils with complex SEND who have an education, health and care plan or statement of special educational needs. The provision will be called The Bridge Special Educational Needs School. The academic manager runs Liral Veget College on a day-to-day basis with the support of the Inspection report: Liral Veget College London, 26–28 March 2019 Page 5 of 10 proprietor. Since registration on 21 August 2018, the proprietor has not admitted any pupils onto the school role. She was unable to provide evidence of pupils joining the school in the foreseeable future. The provision is due to operate at 148–150 Old Kent Road and 167 Old Kent Road. The proprietor uses both of these premises currently to run Liral Veget College London and The London School of English. Both businesses run a range of courses, including, though not exclusively: adult education; English language courses for overseas students; parttime tuition for children between the ages of 5 and 19 in the evenings and weekends; and preparation courses for adults applying to become British citizens. Consequently, the premises has a number of learners of different ages coming in and out throughout the day. Liral Veget College London also owns a residential farm in Mydroilyn in South Wales that is used by the college and the school of English. The proprietor is using the premises to provide full-time education to three adult learners who have education, health and care plans. These students are currently based at 167 Old Kent Road and have been placed by Bromley and Greenwich local authorities. This aspect of the proprietor‟s provision is not inspected by Ofsted. The proprietor informed inspectors that the college has permission to use a recreational area adjacent to a block of residential flats owned by the Peabody Trust. This has a hard court for playing games such as football and basketball, and an area with equipment for climbing and swinging. The proprietor was unable to provide written evidence of this access arrangement.