The proprietor is a community interest company. It is funded by commissioning local authorities, academies and schools. The company delegates most of the operational activities to the school governance committee. Admission to the school is by referral from commissioning schools who go through the Bristol inclusion panel. The school is based on two sites. The main school site is in Bedminster, which also acts as the LPW company head office. The other site, City Learning Centre, is in another central Bristol location. The school uses a number of alternative providers. These include Urban Pursuit (outdoor Inspection report: LPW Independent School, 11–13 April 2018 Page 8 of 11 education), Rocksteady Training (construction), Re-Work (café, workshop, gardens and shop), The Park (child development, animal care and land-based studies), The Wheels Project (mechanics), City of Bristol College (catering, hair and beauty) and The Studio (music production and performance). Since the previous inspection, a new headteacher and two assistant headteachers have been appointed. The previous headteacher is now the deputy headteacher. Pupils join the school throughout the year, with few starting at the beginning of Year 10 and finishing at the end of Year 11. Most pupils are of White British heritage. There are more than twice as many boys as girls this year. Three-quarters of pupils on roll are eligible for pupil premium funding. Three pupils are looked after by their local authority. Currently no pupils have education, health and care plans, although three applications are pending.