Fountain Head House School

At Fountain Head House School, we strongly believe in the importance of encouraging children to read for pleasure. Reading helps pupils to build vocabulary, develop general knowledge and grow in empathy, contributing to success across all subjects. When children are excited about books, they are far more likely to develop a lifelong love of reading. Our approach is always person-centred, ensuring reading is accessible for every child. We are proud of our welcoming and well-re

This week, Heligan class had an opportunity to visit RSCPA Cornwall Home - RSPCA Cornwall Branch  to develop a greater understanding about Animal Care and Welfare as part of FHHS Post 16 - Careers Information, Advice, and Guidance . The RSPCA Education team, provide young people in Cornwall with vital skills to ensure the next generation acts with kindness and compassion towards animals.   During our visit to the centre, we were shown both the cattery and the dog preparation

Earlier this month, Fountain Head House School took part in this year's Children in Need 2025. Throughout the day, each class was actively engaged in carefully planned, fun, and interactive activities, encouraging pupils to challenge themselves. It was fantastic to see everyone getting involved and enjoying this year’s theme: “Challenge Yourself for Children in Need.” Pupils and staff arrived at school in colourful and patterned outfits, including spotty jumpers, socks, Pudse

This term, we would like to introduce Julie Dingle, who joined Fountain Head House School as our Occupational Therapist in September. Julie brings extensive experience, compassion, and dedication to supporting young people within the neurodiversity pathway.   We asked Julie to tell us a bit about what inspires her and the work she does with pupils.   - What inspired you to work with children with SEN? - Following my career break I was considering areas I would like to work on