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Lime House School operator Genwise enters CVL with £1.7m deficiency after CVA fails

Genwise Limited – Creditors' voluntary liquidation: Lime House School operator Genwise enters CVL with £1.7m deficiency after CVA fails

By: News & Star6 Nov 2026
Genwise Ltd, which ran Lime House School in Dalston, entered creditors' voluntary liquidation on 6 October with an estimated deficiency of £1,697,621.96. A company voluntary arrangement approved in February collapsed after the company failed to pay PAYE liabilities.

Latest status: Genwise Limited – Creditors' voluntary liquidation (12 Oct 2026)

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Claims relating to 38 employees total £414,322.87, while HMRC is owed £781,248.94. Assets expected to realise a definite amount are put at £30,463.64, and nothing is anticipated for unsecured creditors. The CVA paid no dividend, having begun with creditors owed £818,757.

Daryl Warwick and Lindsey Cooper of Armstrong Watson are joint liquidators. The school's contents are being auctioned on their behalf.

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