Ofsted report card

Autism Partnership London

London · WC1X 9QX

Inspected by Ofsted on 12 March 2026 under the report card framework.

Curriculum and teaching Strong Standard
Achievement Strong Standard
Behaviour and routines Strong Standard
Welfare and wellbeing Strong Standard
Inclusion Exceptional
Leadership and governance Strong Standard

What each grade means

Each area is judged separately. Expected standard is the bar every provider has to clear — meeting it is the pass, not a mediocre result.

Curriculum and teaching

Strong Standard

Clearly better than the expected standard in this area, though not exceptional.

Achievement

Strong Standard

Clearly better than the expected standard in this area, though not exceptional.

Behaviour and routines

Strong Standard

Clearly better than the expected standard in this area, though not exceptional.

Welfare and wellbeing

Strong Standard

Clearly better than the expected standard in this area, though not exceptional.

Inclusion

Exceptional

Practice in this area is a notable strength, well beyond the expected standard.

Leadership and governance

Strong Standard

Clearly better than the expected standard in this area, though not exceptional.

Registration

Ofsted URN
2758173
Provider type
Childcare on Non-Domestic Premises, Full day care
Ages
2 to 24
Registered places
9
Registered since
8 November 2023
Local authority
Islington

On the Early Years Register and the Compulsory Childcare Register and the Voluntary Childcare Register.

Where it is

London · WC1X 9QX. Location from the Ofsted register.

Common questions

When was Autism Partnership London last inspected by Ofsted? +

Autism Partnership London in London was last inspected on 12 March 2026. That inspection used Ofsted's report card framework, which replaced single-word overall ratings for early years settings in November 2025.

What did Ofsted say about Autism Partnership London? +

Ofsted graded 6 areas: curriculum and teaching — Strong Standard; achievement — Strong Standard; behaviour and routines — Strong Standard; welfare and wellbeing — Strong Standard; inclusion — Exceptional; leadership and governance — Strong Standard. Each area is judged separately, so a setting can be stronger in one than another.

Is "expected standard" a good grade? +

Yes. Expected standard is the bar every provider has to clear, so meeting it is the pass rather than a mediocre result. Strong standard and exceptional sit above it; needs attention and urgent improvement sit below.

What ages does Autism Partnership London take? +

Autism Partnership London is registered for children aged 2 to 24.

How many children can Autism Partnership London take? +

Autism Partnership London is registered for up to 9 children at any one time. That is a registration limit, not the number currently attending.

How long has Autism Partnership London been registered? +

Autism Partnership London has been registered with Ofsted since 8 November 2023. Its unique reference number (URN) is 2758173.

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