House Structure

House Leader and House Structure

Gold House Leader – Goodness, Godliness and Gifts

Ruby House Leader – Resilience, recognition and relationships

Emerald House Leader – Empathy, Edification and Empowerment

Amethyst House Leader – Aspirations, Advocacy and Attitude

Turquoise House Leader – Transforming lives, Tenacity and Teamwork

5 Core Values of Generosity, Respect, Justice, Forgiveness and Truth are central to the House system.
Each Core Value is not attached to a specific House.
All House Leaders have responsibility for embedding the 5 core values into their House Leader roles, responsibilities and activities.
House Assemblies continue, but are led by House Leaders in a way that all 5 core values are promoted.
Students do not focus solely on one core value in House assemblies and activities but are asked to reflect on all 5 core values.
Each House Leader is therefore required to consider how their role promotes and reinforces all 5 core values.
Each House Leader will have responsibility for 3 different strands of students personal development that are linked directly to character education, PSHE, social, moral, spiritual and cultural development.
Students participate in activities where appropriate in House groups to promote healthy competition between Houses.