Pupils
Mental Health and Wellbeing

We are proud to be a One Goal Bronze Award Mental Health Champion School. At Fingringhoe, wellbeing is not an add-on; it is an important part of everyday school life. We want our pupils and staff to feel supported, valued and able to thrive, and we recognise that good mental health plays an important part in learning, relationships and belonging.
As part of our commitment to this, 13 members of our school community have completed Mental Health Champion training, helping us to build knowledge, confidence and understanding across the school. Through the work of our Mental Health Champions and our wider approach to wellbeing, we continue to make mental health and wellbeing something we talk about, understand and prioritise every day.
Clubs
We endeavour to provide a range of clubs to appeal to children of all ages. Please see below for our current offer. Unless stated otherwise, there is no charge for these clubs.
Tuesday (after school) – Art Club with Mrs Kennedy (KS2)
Tuesday (after school) – Art Club with Miss O Toole (KS1)
Thursday (after school) – Choir
Friday (after school) – Netball Club
Lunchtimes – Gardening Club
Our School Council
Our School Council gives all children the opportunity to oversee and make decisions about an area of their school. They decide on ways to make improvements through discussion, debate and a voting system.
Members (2025/26):
Ruby (Year 6) – Chair
Lily-Sophia (Year 5) – Secretary
Harry (Year 4)
Shiloh (Year 3)
Griffin (Year 2)
Zayn (Year 1)
Allergy Awareness and First Aid
All staff at Fingringhoe are trained in allergy awareness, including recognising the signs of anaphylaxis and the correct use of adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs). This training supports the requirements of Benedict’s Law and current guidance for schools on managing allergies and anaphylaxis.
Our Early Years staff and lunchtime staff are also trained in Paediatric First Aid, providing additional first-aid expertise during the school day.
We take the safety of our children seriously and ensure that staff have the knowledge and training needed to respond appropriately to medical emergencies.
Home Learning
Maths:
- Addition and Subtraction Policy
- Multiplication and Division Policy
- Nrich – a website with fun games and explanations
- Homework Help
- BBC website with explanations of topics
Literacy:
- A guide for parents to help with reading
- Spelling lists – expectations by year group
- Handwriting help
KS1 Literacy:
KS2 Literacy:


