Finton House

Finton House is independent co-education from 4 to 11 the way that it should be. It is an exceptional school that benefits enormously from a clear purpose and from the commitment of everyone involved.

The school was founded on the belief that children shouldn't be burdened unnecessarily by entrance examinations and that they gain immensely by learning in a positive, supportive atmosphere. Classes at Finton House are made up of children of a wide range of abilities and they usually include one pupil that requires extra support.

The effects of this approach to education are profound. Children and staff are happy and hardworking and our results are excellent. Our inclusive approach, in the context of the huge range of opportunities available, means that Finton pupils step out of our doors with confidence and self esteem, and a set of values which will benefit them all their lives.

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Newsflash

    • Year 2's play, "The Truth About George" was a roaring success. It turns out that George was a bit of a wimp, and that the dragon was a vegetarian with a penchant for artichokes. Howver, they overcame these difficulties and all lived happily ever after!

    • Year 4's history trip to York has clearly been very hard work for pupils and teachers alike: ploughing fields, performing slave dances and taking part in pike charges and ghost walks. Back to school next week for a rest!

    •  The Interhouse Rounders was won by Nunneley, who won every match!