Trinity School and College is an independent special school that caters for pupils with autism spectrum disorder. Pupils also have additional learning difficulties such as anxiety, dyslexia, dyspraxia, and associated speech, language and communication difficulties. The school is registered for up to 170 male and female pupils aged between 6 and 25 years of age. Nearly all the pupils have an education, health and care Inspection report: Trinity School and College 7–9 January 2020 5 plan. The school and college are situated in two different premises relatively close to each other and in the same road in Rochester, Kent. The school building caters for primary- and secondary-aged pupils. The college building caters mainly for post16 students, including students aged over 19. The school is governed by a board of directors, including the chair of the board of Cavendish Education Ltd. The proprietor (Cavendish Education Ltd) recently acquired a property adjoining the school. As a result, the address of the main school site is now 9–13 New Road, not 10–13 New Road. The school does not currently use alternative provision, although some students attend a local college accompanied by members of the school’s own staff. The school’s last standard inspection was in June 2017, when its overall effectiveness was judged to be good and all the independent school standards were found to be met.