Furzedown is a friendly, happy and stimulating place to learn. We have a strong sense of community and we ensure that our children feel safe and nurtured.
Above all we want our children to have a variety of experiences during their time with us, to be willing to try new things without fear of failure and to become independent, confident and open minded young people. Read more.
Furzedown are delighted to receive the International School Award. It recognises the work we do collaborating with schools across the globe and promoting internationalism within the curriculum.
Our Year 5 & 6 pupils along with 40,000 pupils took part in
this year’s LGfL DigiSafe pupil online-safety survey about
their online lives. Click on the image to read the report.
We are really pleased to announce that Furzedown Primary School has been awarded a Silver Quality Mark for its teaching and learning of History across the school.
The Historical Association Quality Mark is an award that recognises the excellence of history provision in our school.
Thank you to Mr Dutton, Ms Sabin and Ms Synge who are responsible for coordinating the History curriculum throughout the school.
To see our other awards please click here.
LOHT celebrates the different backgrounds of the pupils at Furzedown, encourages understanding of other cultures and gives the children an opportunity to communicate in a different language each half term. The scheme introduces everyone at the school to some of the languages spoken in the school community with children as young as 4 able to express themselves in different languages.
This half term our language is Somali.
Congratulations. We have been awarded Computing Lead School status for another year.
We are only one of three primary schools in Wandsworth to be awarded this.
Dear parents, we are aware of the fact that some of your children may be playing Fornite Battle Royale and that you would like some E-safety advice on the matter.
Please find below the Parent’s guide which gives you information and tips.
Parent’s GuideThe new GDPR will come into effect on 25 May 2018. We have sent you and have uploaded below and under the Safeguarding tab of our website, a Privacy Notice for pupils and parents.
This notice is to help parents understand how and why Furzedown Primary collects your child’s personal information and what we do with that information. It also explains the decisions that you can make about your child’s information.
Privacy Notice
