Ward End Community College is a girls’ secondary school in Birmingham. The college opened in April 2007 and is located on the first floor of a refurbished two-storey building. The college’s proprietor is the Hazrat Sultan Bahu Trust. A board of four trustees works with the Principal and headteacher. The college is registered to admit up to 40 girls from 14 to 19 years of age. Usually students are of Asian or East European origin. There are currently only four students, one of whom attends on a part-time basis. There are no students in the sixth form and there have not been for some time. The students all started after the first week in January 2015. The college did not have any students during the autumn term in 2014. The last group left in June 2014. The college does not retain records of their progress. No student has a statement of special educational needs or an education, health and care plan. All students speak English as an additional language and are at an early stage of speaking English. The college does not use any alternative providers. There is a post-19 provision on the college site and was not part of this inspection. The college’s last full inspection was in November 2011. A progress monitoring inspection took place in June 2012. The college aims to ‘provide a positive environment for learning and growth, which promotes excellence and inspires all individuals to discover, develop and fulfil their potential’.