Yeshivah Ohr Torah provides a Jewish faith-based education for boys aged between 11 and 16 years. The school aims to ‗enable our pupils to reach their maximum potential as productive members of society within the guidelines of traditional Jewish observance and family values‘. The school is closely associated with the Hasidic community. The school is owned and maintained by a charitable trust. On the Department for Education‘s public record about schools, Get Information about Schools, the registered proprietor is named as Belz Communities. Prior to the previous inspection, Ohr Torah Ltd took over responsibility for the school. Ohr Torah Ltd is a registered charity. There are four trustees of this charity, including two who are also trustees of Belz Communities. The school does not charge compulsory fees. Inspection report: Yeshivah Ohr Torah School, 10–12 July 2018 Page 9 of 17 The school has exceeded the number of pupils agreed by the Department of Education. There are currently 59 pupils on roll. This is 20 pupils more than the number approved by the DfE. The school is registered for pupils between the ages of 11 and 16. A total of 18 pupils aged 16 and 17, who were formerly pupils at the school, join in with daily prayers and are present at lessons in the afternoons. The status of this group of pupils is ambiguous. Pupils study Jewish religious studies. No secular curriculum is taught. All lessons are taught in Yiddish. All pupils speak Yiddish. Some pupils speak English as their first language at home. None of the pupils on roll has an education, health and care plan. The school‘s previous standard inspection took place in March 2014. The school does not use any off-site educational provision for pupils.