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Inclusive Primary Education in London
We are a forward-thinking inclusive community school dedicated to providing children with a rich, engaging curriculum that maximises their learning and achievement. Our approach combines creative teaching methods with specialist instruction in Art, Physical Education, and Spanish, supported by spacious facilities and the largest grounds of any local primary school. Through collaboration with the North Westminster Federation and London Community Education Federation, we aim to enhance educational outcomes by formalising strong partnerships. Our environment fosters growth and development, prioritising student well-being and academic excellence. We offer specialist support for children with special educational needs and disabilities, including an Autistic Resource Provision.

Our Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum and homework projects encourage creativity and a love of reading through family engagement. We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols and community partnerships to ensure a safe, respectful learning environment. Our staff, including experienced teachers and support personnel, are committed to nurturing every child's potential. We provide transparent communication channels for parents and stakeholders, with accessible policies and visitor guidelines. As part of our federation proposal, we continue evolving to better serve children, families, and staff through shared expertise and resources.
Services
Education SEND Support Early Years After-School Clubs Homework Projects
Highlights and features
  • We offer specialist teaching in Art, PE and Spanish
  • We provide dedicated SEND support including autism provision
  • Our federation partnership enhances educational resources
  • We have the largest grounds of any local primary school
  • We prioritise family engagement through creative projects
Services
Education
We deliver a comprehensive primary education curriculum with specialist instruction in art, physical education, and Spanish. Our approach combines creative teaching methods with structured learning objectives to develop academic skills and personal growth. The programme caters to children aged 3-11 through age-appropriate pedagogical strategies.
SEND Support
Our specialist provision supports children with special educational needs and disabilities, including dedicated autism resources. Qualified coordinators work with teachers to implement individualised learning plans while maintaining inclusive classroom environments across all key stages.
Early Years
We provide Early Years Foundation Stage education focusing on creative development and foundational skills. The curriculum incorporates play-based learning, phonics instruction, and social development activities within purpose-designed nursery facilities.
After-School Clubs
Our enrichment programme includes sports, arts, and academic clubs for different age groups. Activities are designed to develop specific skills while encouraging social interaction and personal growth beyond regular school hours.
Homework Projects
We assign termly creative projects that encourage family participation and story-based learning. These assignments develop imagination and literacy skills through hands-on activities linked to classroom reading materials.
People
Abla Elaydi
School Office Manager
Abla manages our school office operations, ensuring smooth administrative functions and serving as primary contact for general correspondence.
Gina Frascogna
SEND Coordinator
Gina oversees our special educational needs provision, supporting children with disabilities and coordinating specialist resources.
Aaron Sumner
Executive Head
Aaron leads the North Westminster Federation, guiding strategic development across our partner schools and educational programmes.
Claire Dunnet
Head of School
Claire manages daily school operations, focusing on teaching standards and staff development within our inclusive learning environment.
Questions
What special educational needs support do you offer?
We provide specialist SEND support including an Autistic Resource Provision for Nursery and Reception pupils with dedicated coordinators.
How do you involve parents in learning?
We encourage family participation through creative homework projects and regular communication channels with teaching staff.
What after-school provisions are available?
We offer various clubs covering arts, sports, and academic enrichment activities for different age groups.
How do you ensure child safety on premises?
We maintain strict safeguarding protocols including visitor ID checks, DBS requirements, and supervised access.
What makes your curriculum unique?
Our curriculum combines specialist teaching in art, languages and PE with extensive outdoor learning opportunities.
Are you part of any educational partnerships?
We're forming a federation with London Community Education Federation and Oxford Gardens Primary School from 2026.