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Autism Partnership London

Ofsted: Strong standard·
5.0(5 parent reviews) ·71a Great Percy Street, London, WC1X 9QX · Islington
Number of places
9 places
Age range
2–5 yrs
Last inspected
Mar 2026
Local authority
Islington

About this day nursery

Autism Partnership London, located at 71a Great Percy Street, London, WC1X 9QX, is a childcare setting for children aged 2 to 24 years old, with a total of 9 places. This provision stands out for its exceptional approach to inclusion, diligently understanding and addressing each child's needs, particularly integrating those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND).

The setting was registered with Ofsted on 08/11/2023 and operates as a childcare on non-domestic premises, achieving an overall 'Exceptional' rating in its latest inspection on 12 March 2026. Staff at Autism Partnership London take a highly systematic and responsive approach, breaking learning down into achievable steps and consistently reviewing children's progress with parents and other professionals.

The setting prioritises cultivating strong relationships and provides consistent, sensitive interactions that help children feel secure and emotionally safe. Leaders are deeply invested in staff expertise, offering ongoing training, coaching, and modelling of practice that is informed by current international research and collaboration with specialist teams.

This commitment extends to supporting families and other educational settings, ensuring broad impact and development for children.

Our ethos

Autism Partnership London's mission is to maximise the potential and improve the quality of life for individuals with autism through Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) therapy, fostering independence. They emphasise a child-friendly, naturalistic, and engaging learning environment, underpinned by strong values of professionalism, integrity, and accountability.

What it's like

Staff provide a carefully structured and supportive day, and children respond positively as they engage in routines tailored to their individual needs. Staff build solid, trusting relationships with children, helping them to feel secure and ready to engage. Staff greet children warmly, and children settle quickly into familiar routines. Clear, consistent approaches help children understand what will happen next, reducing anxiety and enabling them to participate with increasing confidence.

Exceptional inclusionPersonalised supportExpert staffStrong parent partnerships

Pricing & funding

Pricing on request

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Key facts

Opening hours

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 09:30 - 15:30

Age range

Primary age pupils (for summer school)

Established

2023

Ofsted Inspection — new report card

Strong standard

Last inspected Mar 2026

Headline: Strong standard

Grade summary

Exceptional
Strong standard
Expected standard
—
Needs attention
—
Urgent improvement
—

Each dot represents one of the six inspection categories. Headline is the average of the six grades, rounded up.

Category grades

AchievementStrong standard
Behaviour, attitudes and establishing routinesStrong standard
Children's welfare and wellbeingStrong standard
Curriculum and teachingStrong standard
InclusionExceptional
Leadership and governanceStrong standard
Age range
2 to 24
Registers
Early Years Register, Compulsory Childcare Register, Voluntary Childcare Register
Ofsted Inspection

Ofsted rating for Autism Partnership London

Last inspected 12 March 2026

What it's like to attend

Staff provide a carefully structured and supportive day, and children respond positively as they engage in routines tailored to their individual needs. Staff build solid, trusting relationships with children, helping them to feel secure and ready to engage. Staff greet children warmly, and children settle quickly into familiar routines. Clear, consistent approaches help children understand what will happen next, reducing anxiety and enabling them to participate with increasing confidence.

Inspector highlights

  • Safeguarding standards are met, with an open culture in which safeguarding is everyone's responsibility.
  • Leaders implement a highly coordinated and ambitious approach to inclusion, rooted in a precise understanding of each child's needs.
  • Staff use a wide range of communication strategies, such as visual supports, objects of reference and modelled language.
  • Leaders take a highly responsive and systematic approach to supporting children's development, breaking learning down into very small, achievable steps.
  • Children make clear and sustained progress from their starting points, particularly in communication and language.
  • Leaders establish a calm, purposeful environment where expectations for behaviour are clear, consistent and embedded in daily practice.
  • Leaders design a carefully considered curriculum that reflects a secure understanding of child development and the early years foundation stage.
  • Leaders place children's welfare and wellbeing at the centre of practice.

Areas to develop

  • 1Leaders and those responsible for governance should continue their work to ensure sustained improvement and high standards.
  • 2They should sustain a transformational impact on the outcomes and experiences of children with special educational needs and/or disabilities, including those supported through education, health and care plans, particularly in relation to their wider development and wellbeing.

Inclusion & environment

How they support every child

SEND provision

Leaders implement a highly coordinated and ambitious approach to inclusion, rooted in a precise understanding of each child's needs. Staff gather detailed information from the outset and use this to design carefully sequenced programmes that reduce barriers to children's learning and participation. This includes children with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND). They also coordinate support across the setting, home and other educational environments so that children experience consistency.

Inspection history

Most recent inspection

12 March 2026

Strong standard

Only one graded inspection on record — a trend chart will appear here once a second graded report is published.

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