The Manchester Jewish School for Special Education is housed in a Jewish community centre in north Manchester. It is owned by a charity that also operates under the name of T’mimei Lev. It has a trust board with three members, including the chair of governors. The school caters for pupils with SEND. The vast majority of pupils have an education, health and care plan. Most pupils have moderate learning difficulties, and some have more complex needs. Torah Tots Nursery operates from the same building and has the same board of trustees. The nursery is inspected separately, and the most recent report can be found on the Inspection report: Manchester Jewish School for Special Education, 20–22 November 2018 Page 8 of 11 Ofsted website. The school is registered for pupils aged from four years, although the youngest pupil currently in school at the time of the inspection was aged eight. The school does not use any alternative provision. The school is registered for boys and girls, although at the time of the inspection all the pupils on roll were boys. Pupils attend for four and a half days a week. The school day is shorter on a Friday for religious observance. The school also offers after-school facilities each evening and on Sunday mornings. The school officially appointed the present headteacher in August 2018.