George Fentham Before & After School Club

We think George Fentham is a very unique institution.
The George Fentham Trust funded this voluntary aided rural school, which has close ties to the Church of England.
In the latter half of the seventeenth century, George Fentham resided in the community of Hampton-in-Arden and donated money to a Trust for the benefit of the community when he passed away.
We are confident that the jovial and productive atmosphere in our classrooms and the engaging displays of student work will make an impression on you when you visit the school.
We work hard to support our students' overall development as a school.
In addition, we want children to grow in character traits like kindness, tolerance, respect for other people's beliefs and cultures, and compassion.
Outside organisations have endorsed the attributes of our institution.
Despite these prior triumphs, we are in no way complacent.
We are dedicated to the ongoing development of George Fentham School in the best interests of the students it serves, and we have an incredibly skilled staff, eager students, incredibly supportive parents, and a capable Governing Body to help us do so.
If you choose to bring your kids to our school—which we hope you will—we promise to work closely with you to further their overall education, development, and welfare.
George Fentham Endowed School expects all employees, volunteers, and parents to share its commitment to promoting and protecting the welfare of children and adolescents.