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Abacus Belsize Primary School

Jubilee Waterside Centre, 105 Camley Street, London, N1C 4PF

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Type of Institution

School

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Age group

4-11 years old

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Number of places

Not yet updated

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Number of staff

19

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Ofsted Rating

Outstanding

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Religious Character

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Summary

  • This is an outstanding school.
  • The school community is united in support of the Pupils’ behaviour is exemplary in lessons, at playschool.
  • This is due to the clear sense of purposeand when away from the school site.
  • Their positiveand ambition shared by the headteacher,attitudes and inquisitive nature support theirgoverning body and the trust.learning very well.
  • The committed and highly effective leadership of The school’s arrangements to ensure pupils are safethe headteacher has galvanised the staff into ainstil confidence in parents and pupils.
  • Pupils thrivecohesive and determined team.in a safe environment; they learn to assess risk and The headteacher and governors ensure that theare not afraid to make mistakes.school’s work is constantly evaluated and The governing body maintains a clear oversight ofimproved.
  • Clear guidance leads to the ongoingthe school’s performance.
  • It has a well-balancedfine tuning of teaching practice.approach to supporting and challenging the school.
  • The quality of teaching is outstanding.
  • It interests,Despite the uncertainty of the impending move toexcites and inspires pupils.
  • An early focus ontemporary premises, parents are highly supportiveinstilling a love of learning and developing a senseof the school’s work.
  • Leaders have developedof curiosity supports pupils’ achievement well.detailed plans to ensure that the move does not From their starting points, pupils makedetract from the school’s sharp focus on highoutstanding progress.
  • Standards in reading,quality provision.writing and mathematics are above age-relatedexpectations.
  • A significantly higher proportion of Reception pupils than nationally reached a good level of development in 2014.
  • Provision in the Early Years Foundation Stage isextremely responsive to children’s needs.
  • Staff work together closely to track their progress.
  • Children are highly engaged and motivated by theteaching.
  • As a result, they concentrate for extended periods of time.

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Overview

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Local authority

Camden

Parliamentary Constituency

Holborn and St Pancras

Education Stages

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Compulsory childcare register (5-8 years)
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Voluntary childcare register (8 years +)

Year Founded

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Term Dates
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Autumn
01 January 1970 - 01 January 1970
Half Term:
01 January 1970 - 01 January 1970
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Spring
01 January 1970 - 01 January 1970
Half Term:
01 January 1970 - 01 January 1970
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Summer
01 January 1970 - 01 January 1970
Half Term:
01 January 1970 - 01 January 1970

Admissions Summary

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Key Admission Dates
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October 2023

Primary School Applications Open

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October 2023

Primary School Applications Open

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October 2023

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Key Admission Dates
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October 2023

Primary School Applications Open

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October 2023

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October 2023

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Staff Information

At a glance
Pupil

153

Number of pupils

84

Percentage of boys

69

Percentage of girls

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Pupils with SEN Education, Health and Care Plan

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Pupils with SEN support

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Pupils whose first language is not English

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Pupils eligible for free school meals at any time during the past 6 years

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    Ofsted

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    Ofsted rating: Outstanding
    Last inspection:12/5/2015
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    Breakdown of Ofsted Rating: 12/5/2015

    Performance and Progress

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    Impact of Covid-19 on Performance and Progress data 2019/2020

    Impact of Covid-19 pandemic on Performance and Progress data

    The Government’s Department for Education (DfE) has announced that it has not published primary level test or assessment data for 2020, 2021 or 2022. Attainment data will be published for 2023. However, the DfE has outlined that Primary Progress measure will not be produced or published for 2023-24 and 2024-25.

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    100%
    Pupils meeting the expected standards in reading, writing and maths
    100% of pupils at this school meet the expected standard in reading, writing and Maths compared with [No data] of schools in the Local authority and 60% of schools in England in 2023.
    40%
    Pupils meeting the expected standards in reading, writing and maths
    40% of pupils at this school meet the higher standard in reading, writing and Maths compared with [No data] of schools in the Local authority and 8% of schools in England in 2023.
    111
    Average score in reading
    Pupils at this school scored 111 in their Key Stage 2 reading test compared with a score of [No data] for schools in the Local Authority and 105 for schools in England in 2023.
    111
    Average score in maths
    Pupils at this school scored 111 in their Key Stage 2 maths test compared with a score of [No data] for schools in the Local Authority and 104 for schools in England in 2023.
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    Percentage of pupils reaching the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spelling
    100% of pupils at this school meet the expected standard in grammar, punctuation and spelling compared with [No data] of schools in the Local authority and 72% of schools in England in 2023.
    60%
    Percentage of pupils achieving a high score in grammar, punctuation and spelling
    60% of pupils at this school achieve a high score in grammar, punctuation and spelling compared with [No data] of schools in the Local authority and 30% of schools in England in 2023.

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    What Are Key Stage 4 Assessments?

    These assessments occur at the end of secondary school (Year 11) and include GCSE exams, which are crucial for future education and employment opportunities. Key Measures Explained:

    GCSE (General Certificate of Secondary Education): Exams in various subjects, graded 9 to 1, that determine your child’s academic performance.

    English Baccalaureate (EBacc): A set of GCSE subjects that provide a broad academic foundation (includes English, Maths, Science, a language, and History or Geography).

    Attainment 8: An average score based on your child’s performance in eight GCSE subjects, including core subjects and a mix of others.

    Entering Education and Employment: The percentage of students continuing in education or entering employment after leaving school.

    What Else to Consider:Look beyond test scores: evaluate the school’s environment, extracurricular activities, support services, and overall ethos to ensure it supports your child’s all-round development.

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