Business Details
Welcome to Allen Edwards Primary School
Allen Edwards Primary School is a two-form entry institution serving children from Nursery to Year 6 in the heart of Stockwell, London. Established to provide high standards of education within an inclusive environment, we prioritise effective teaching and learning that is purposeful, exciting, and challenging. Our curriculum is designed to be broad, balanced, and relevant, underpinned by five key drivers that foster confident, independent learners prepared for modern Britain. We champion diversity, with nearly 20 ethnicities and over 30 languages represented, and actively support initiatives like the Black Lives Matter movement through curriculum development and community engagement.As part of the London Mayors School for Success programme, we celebrate exceptional progress and achievement. Our commitment to safeguarding, mental health, and wellbeing is central to our ethos, ensuring every child thrives in a safe and stimulating environment. We maintain strong partnerships with parents and the wider community, offering tailored support for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) through our dedicated Autism Resource Base. Through collaborative projects and a focus on global citizenship, we prepare pupils to contribute meaningfully to society.
Services
Curriculum Development
SEND Support
Mental Health Services
After-School Clubs
Parent Engagement
Highlights and features
- We are part of the London Mayors School for Success programme, recognising exceptional pupil progress
- Our curriculum celebrates cultural diversity and promotes anti-racism through dedicated initiatives
- We provide specialist support for children with autism and complex SEND through our Resource Base
- Our mental health provision includes a qualified Place2Be practitioner and weekly wellbeing interventions
- We maintain a 100% focus on safeguarding with staff trained in trauma-informed practices
Associations and certifications
- Ofsted
Services
SEND Support
Our dedicated Autism Resource Base provides specialist support for children with complex special educational needs. We implement individualised education plans, sensory integration activities, and trained staff deliver tailored interventions. The service ensures full curriculum access while maintaining mainstream classroom integration opportunities.
Mental Health Services
We offer comprehensive mental health provision including weekly Place2Be therapy sessions, art and music therapy, and emotional regulation programmes. Our Zones of Regulation framework helps children develop self-awareness and coping strategies through daily classroom implementation and targeted interventions.
Curriculum Development
Our curriculum is designed around five key drivers: Possibilities, Collaboration, Communication, Resourcefulness, and Community. This approach ensures broad subject coverage while developing critical thinking skills and global awareness through project-based learning and cross-curricular links.
Parent Engagement
We maintain strong home-school partnerships through regular open evenings, termly coffee mornings, and our Parent Hub. The school uses Class Dojo for daily communication and provides specific workshops on curriculum areas and child development topics.
After-School Clubs
Our extended day programme includes sports coaching, creative arts, academic support, and specialist workshops. The Sunflower After-School Club provides supervised care until 6pm with structured activities and homework support for working families.
People
Louise Robertson
Headteacher
Louise leads our school with a commitment to inclusive education and community cohesion. With extensive experience in primary leadership, she champions safeguarding and academic excellence while promoting cultural diversity across the curriculum.
Nicola Harris
Deputy Headteacher
Nicola oversees safeguarding and curriculum implementation. As Designated Safeguarding Lead, she ensures child protection policies align with national guidelines while supporting staff development and maintaining high pastoral care standards.
Mark Kelly
PE Coach
Mark delivers our physical education programme, focusing on developing fundamental movement skills and lifelong fitness habits. He coordinates competitive sports opportunities and ensures inclusive participation across all ability levels.
Jo Evans
Deputy Headteacher
Jo supports curriculum development and community engagement initiatives. She works closely with families to strengthen home-school partnerships and leads our Rights Respecting Schools Award programme to embed children's rights across all school activities.
Loretta Johnson
Office Manager
Loretta manages school administration and parent communications. She coordinates admissions processes, maintains records, and serves as a key point of contact for families, ensuring smooth operational support for all school activities.
Questions
What age groups does Allen Edwards Primary School cater for?
We accept children from Nursery (age 3) through to Year 6 (age 11).
How does the school support children with special educational needs?
We have a dedicated Autism Resource Base and provide individualised support plans for children with complex SEND.
What wellbeing services are available for pupils?
We offer Place2Be therapy, art therapy, music therapy, and daily emotional regulation support through Zones of Regulation.
How can parents get involved in school activities?
Parents can attend open evenings, join our Parent Hub, and participate in termly coffee mornings and workshops.
What curriculum approach does the school use?
Our curriculum is built around five key drivers focusing on community, curiosity, critical thinking, communication, and collaboration.
Does the school provide after-school care?
Yes, we offer a range of after-school clubs and the Sunflower After-School Club for extended care.
