give pupils the opportunity to mix with and learn from pupils of different ages
The four houses are
- Duncan - Blue
- Lewis - Green
- Shearman - Red
- Welch - Yellow
All girls will wear a badge of the designated colour to indicate which house she is affiliated to
Senior House Master/Mistress* |
Duncan | Lewis | Shearman | Welch |
House Leader** House Captain*** House Secretary*** House Treasurer (Junior and Senior)*** | House Leader** House Captain*** House Secretary*** House Treasurer (Junior and Senior)*** | House Leader** House Captain*** House Secretary*** House Treasurer (Junior and Senior)*** | House Leader** House Captain*** House Secretary*** House Treasurer (Junior and Senior)*** |
*Member of Senior Team
**Member of Staff
***Sixth Form
Roles and Responsibilities
Senior House Master/Mistress
To make decisions relating to the house system and to oversee it’s administration.
House Leader
To provide leadership, oversee the work of the house officials and to act as a link between the pupils and staff.
House Captain
To coordinate events within their house, organise the teams which will represent the House in the various competitions and will arrange meetings and practices for those taking part as well as conducting House assemblies.
House Secretary
To record decisions taken at meetings and communicate with house members using the House Noticeboard.
House Treasurers
To record all house credits awarded and to produce monthly statements.
These will be held on the second Friday of every month. Venues are
| Assembly Hall | Duncan |
| Gym | Lewis |
Lecture Theatre | Shearman |
| Sixth Form Centre | Welch |
House Credits will be issued by staff for approved activities in the form of stamps. These may be given as either
(i) Individual Credits or
(ii) Team Credits
Credit stamps will be stuck by the pupil onto a savings card. The pupil will also record the date, no of credits and what the credits were awarded for. Credits may be stuck onto cards at any registration but recording of the details of the credits may only be done on Wednesday during extended registration.
Cards will be colour coded to represent the house colour and issued once a pupil has earned credits. They will be held in the form registers.
Cards will be collected from all Form Teachers on the first Friday of each month, sorted into houses and passed onto the House Treasurers. Individual pupils will record credits earned in any month on a page in the homework diary.
The House Treasurers will record and tally the detail of all rewards in advance of the House Assemblies when current standings will be announced. These will also be posted on the House Noticeboard by the House Secretary.
The House Noticeboard will be centrally located and each house will be given a section for publicising meetings, events and credits. House Secretaries will be responsible for maintaining the noticeboard.