Original sentence: Full planning consent was granted by Medway Council in July 2014, and Bowmer and Kirkland, the lead contractor started on site in September 2014, and the building was complete in September 2015.Medway UTC was rated 'inadequate', by the OFSTED judgement published 4th May 2018; it was criticised for low expectations, narrow curriculum and poor results in its specialist subjects.Ofsted found that: "there is a culture of low expectation across the UTC; current progress in all year groups very weak; poor GCSE and A Level results last year as a result of weak teaching; the curriculum is too narrow; there is no provision for physical education or religious education in the school; behaviour in lessons is poor and sometimes disruptive.Parents comments on the departure of Dr Karon Buck, 2017.Students aged 16–19 can study complimentary A Levels and specialise in Engineering or Construction.The building is to be designed to look less like a school, and more like the world of work, and create a business-like environment.The building which lacks basics such as interactive whiteboards, is fully ICT enabled to permit students to mirror industry practice, as well as enhancing their own learning.The conceit is that disaffected teenagers require a different type of school, one that is focused on a future career.These are the consequences of: governors failing to offer sufficient challenge for leaders or training for leaders and teachers to carry out their duties effectively; of significant turbulence in staffing; leaders development plans being not fit for purpose; and failure by teachers to match assessment to the learning needs of pupils with the result that the most able, those with SEN, and the disadvantaged make very poor progress.This UTC is in a  £12 million purpose built building, in the Chatham Waters development in the former Chatham Dockyard
Edited sentence: In common with other UTCs, the building is designed to resemble a business site rather than a school.Planning consent was granted by Medway Council in July 2014 and the building was complete in September 2015; the lead contractor was Bowmer and Kirkland.Students aged 16–19 can study A-levels and specialise in Engineering or Construction.This UTC is in a £12 million purpose-built building, in the Chatham Waters development in the former Chatham Dockyard