Welcome to Abacus Primary School
We are a community focused Primary School located in Wickford (Essex), accommodating 420 pupils, aged 4-11 years. We have been rated as a 'Good' school by the Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted).
We hope you enjoy looking at our website, and sharing in our daily learning journeys.
Our Mission Statement & Aims
Aspire Believe Achieve Create United Success
To be welcoming, friendly and caring, so that pupils feel secure, safe, happy and purposefully employed.
To provide a stimulating and varied curriculum.
To achieve high standards and expectations.
To provide access to an ICT rich environment.
To ensure children develop confidence, independence, self motivation,
concentration and high self esteem thus achieving their potential.
To inspire all who contribute to the life of the school to be successful.
Parents to be treated as partners in education, to be courteously received, listened to, fully informed and asked to use a similar code of conduct as that employed by the school.
To involve the community to participate in the life of the school.
To value one another in an ever changing world.
Ambassadors
Supporting SEND across the school
Introducing Our Good Practice Seekers
We are so excited that we have begun our journey with the Multi School Council and can't wait to see what exciting opportunities 2023 brings for us and our SEN Ambassadors
Whilst you wait for our next update, if you would like to find out more about The Multi School Council please visit their website:
Well done to Ella, Emilie, Oliver, Alex, Lenni and Tylon for all their efforts and contributions when we attended our first multi schools council meeting at Thundersley Primary School. The meeting involved discussing a number of topics related to special educational needs in schools and included why physical activity is important for young people, thoughts about how we can promote SEND within our own schools, how to raise more awareness and what we think about making a video together as a council.
Mrs Hunter and I were so proud of how confident our SEND Ambassadors came across and how they put their hand up to answer questions, pass on their views and opinions as well as meeting new people. The council meeting included 7 other schools from across South East Essex.
