The Sally Walker Bursary

Sally Walker came to Finton House in 1997 as Special Needs Co-ordinator, and teacher of Geography. The following year she was promoted to Deputy Head, and took over from Emma Thornton as Headmistress in 2002. During this time Sally was inspirational as a colleague and teacher, and all who knew her have stories to tell that illustrate her amazing empathy for others and her enormous sense of fun. Her stripy tights certainly come in for comment, but all are united in their respect for her and their gratitude for the important work she did for Finton House, which continued for years after she was first diagnosed with Cancer.

When Sally finally lost her battle with the illness in 2006, her brother approached the school to discuss a fitting way for Sally to be remembered, and the idea of a bursary was born. The principles on which Finton House operates are synonymous with those that Sally brought to her teaching, and we are delighted that a bursary that will enable pupils for years to come to benefit from the excitng, inclusive and nurturing approach for which Finton House is famous, should bear her name.

The Sally Walker Bursary - Key Facts

Downloadable forms for donation

 

How do I apply for a Bursary?

For full details on the procedure for Bursary applications, and advice on how to apply, go to our Bursary Places page, or telephone the registrar, Lucy Wheeler on 020 8682 0921.

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  • Calling all Old Fintonians! Finton House is 25 years old in 2012. Please contact the school to check that we have all your details.
  • Finton House is now a member of the Get Set (Olympics 2012) network in recognition of the school's commitment to the Olympic and Paralympic values: friendship, excellence, respect, courage, determination, inspiration and equality. Look out for further updates and opportunities to celebrate!

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