Category: Academic
Finton Insights: An Introduction to Neurodiversity
24th March 23
An introduction to Neurodiversity was given at Trinity Chapel on 20th March to Finton Parents.
The Power of Connectivity – Children’s Mental Health Week
10th February 23
Children’s Mental Health Week has given the children an opportunity to explore the power of connectivity across a broad range of subjects with projects conceived by Miss Nicki, Assistant Head Wellbeing and the Wellbeing team.
Poetry from Around the World
9th February 23
School Reporters Interview Miss Emma Arnott, Music Teacher
20th January 23
The Good Schools Guide Gives Resounding Applause To All Things Finton!
10th January 23
The Good Schools Guide Gives Resounding Applause To All Things Finton!
‘If you are seeking well-adjusted, fulfilled children, look no further.’ says the Good Schools Guide in their latest review.
Finton’s Gift of Education: Thank You from Nairobi
24th November 22
Stephanie Baines said a huge “Thank you!” to Finton during assemblies this week for giving the gift of education by sponsoring a child at Green Pastures School in Nairobi.
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School Reporters Interview Mr Joe and Mr Joe
18th November 22
Last week we, your School Reporters, sat down with Mr Joe Walton (3J Class Teacher) and Mr Joe Pryor (5J Class Teacher).
Finton House Awarded Music Mark Accredited Status
18th November 22
Miss Maria is delighted to announce that Finton House has been awarded Music Mark Accredited status!
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Pupils Lead Initiative to Help Ukrainian Refugees
1st April 22
In mid-March the Head Boy, Head Girl and Prefects wrote to the Finton House community with a proposition to help Ukrainian refugees.
The pupils had been touched by the operation at the White Eagle Club in Balham, which is a Polish centre local to our school that we have used in the past for events such as the Christmas pantomime. The White Eagle Club have been collecting donations for Ukraine with the help of numerous volunteers, and our pupils wanted the Finton family to support them by donating items from a list of those things most needed by refugees.
On March 22, the children travelled to the White Eagle Club in a mini bus packed full of donations that were generously brought in by our community. They were lucky enough to meet some of the wonderful volunteers and see the truly inspiring operation in action as they helped them unload the items. As the mini bus drove away, some of the volunteers gathered outside to clap and the children clapped back to them.
