House System

Each year group is split into three houses: Malala House (pink), Attenborough House (blue) and Jemison House (yellow). These figures represent our core values of Teamwork, aspiration, leadership and accountability. Throughout the year, students are awarded house points based on their behaviour, attendance and for some very exciting inter-house competitions. The house with most points is awarded the House Cup at the end of the year.

Malala House

Malala Yousafzai personifies the values of teamwork, aspiration, leadership and accountability in a remarkable manner. As a Nobel laureate and advocate for girls' education, Malala has shown an unwavering commitment to teamwork by collaborating with organisations globally to empower young girls and promote educational opportunities. Her aspiration to create a world where every child can access quality education has inspired millions.

Through her bold leadership, she fearlessly champions the rights of marginalized communities, leading by example and challenging social norms. Malala exemplifies accountability by taking responsibility for her activism and using her platform to hold governments and institutions accountable for their commitments to education and equality. Her resiliance and dedication make her a true symbol of these values.

Attenborough House

David Attenborough exemplifies the values of teamwork, aspiration, leadership and accountability in numerous ways. As a renowned naturalist and broadcaster, he has consistently collaborated with teams of scientisis, filmmakers, and conservationists, recognising the power of collective effort in protecting our planet. Attenborough's unwavering aspiration to raise awareness about environmental issues has inspired countless individuals worldwide to take action and make positive changes.

Through his leadership, he has pioneered groundbreaking documentaries and initiatives, influencing governments, organisations, and individuals to prioritise conservation and sustainability. Furthermore, Attenborough's sense of accountability is evident in his relentless advocacy for the natural world and his personal commitment to reducing his own carbon footprint. His dedication to these values makes him an extraordinary role model for both current and future generations.

Jemison House

Mae Jemison embodies the values of teamwork, aspiration, leadership and accountability with exceptional prowess. As the first African American woman to travel to space, she demonstrates the power of collaboration and teamwork, working alongside fellow astronauts and scientists to achieve groundbreaking discoveries.

Jemison's unwavering aspiration inspires individuals to reach for the stars, breaking barriers and pursuing their dreams regardless of societal limitations. Through her leadership, she motivates and empowers others to embrace their potential and push boundaries. Moreover, Jemison takes accountability for her actions by advocating for diversity and inclusion in STEM fields, recognising the importance of representation and equal opportunities.

Her remarkable achievements and commitment to these values make her an extraordinary role model for aspiring leaders

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