Wyvil Primary School and Resource Bases for Speech, Language and Communication Needs, and Autism

Wyvil Primary School, located in London, serves a diverse community of 470 pupils aged 3-11 and has a strong focus on inclusivity, particularly for children with Speech, Language, and Communication Needs and Autism. Established in 1876, the school is committed to fostering a supportive environment where every child's unique talents and abilities can flourish. The ethos is built on high expectations, respect for all cultures, and a family-oriented approach to education.

The curriculum at Wyvil is broad and creative, designed to engage students and promote resilience and independent thinking. The school has received numerous awards for its innovative teaching methods and commitment to student well-being, including Artsmark Gold and the Rights Respecting School Award. Partnerships with local organisations enhance the educational experience, providing opportunities in sports, arts, and community engagement.

Wyvil Primary School actively promotes British values, encouraging democracy, mutual respect, and tolerance. Through initiatives like ‘pupil voice’ sessions and collaborative projects, students are empowered to contribute to their school and community, preparing them for life in modern Britain.