Welcome to Wrexham Assessment Centre
What do we do?
The Assessment Centre is a highly specialised resource centre that provides placements for 3-7 year olds.
The Centre assesses children's additional learning needs whilst developing their skills through a suitably differentiated Foundation Phase Curriculum. Most children remain in the Assessment Centre for a short period of time only, depending on the individual needs of the child. Some children attend on a part-time basis. The aim of the Assessment Centre is to identify children’s individual needs and identify educational provision to meet those needs.
The centre works very closely with parents and other professionals/agencies that are providing support for a child, for example Speech and Language Therapy Services, Physiotherapy Services, Pre-School Development Team etc..
The centre provides advice and support to other schools. The staff also work in partnership with teachers from other schools to facilitate children’s inclusion into their local school if appropriate. Other children move on to designated placements usually attached to mainstream schools elsewhere in Wrexham. Occasionally, children will require more specialised placement following their period of assessment.
Facilities
Meet our Staff
Parent Handbook/Prospectus
This contains lots of useful information about what we do at Wrexham Assessment Centre
Assessment Centre Classes
Please click below to see more detailed information on each of our classes
News
Autumn Term 2025
What a wonderful start to our new school year! It has been lovely to welcome all of our existing and new pupils and families back to school.
It was wonderful to see so many Parents at our Meet the Teacher event and we hope you found information about school and class routines helpful.
Please look out for Seesaw and email information that is currently being sent out.
If you have any questions please don't hesitate to contact teachers via Seesaw.
Thank you
Mrs Andrews
Useful Information
BRAND NEW!! FREE Online course for parents and family members
New ALN (Additional Learning Needs) Reform Updates