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Extra Curriculum
& School Houses
At Eton Academy we don't just focus on academics, we aim to make online learning an enriching and well-rounded experience for every student. Our vibrant extracurricular programme is designed not only to ignite passions but also to foster meaningful connections with classmates and our school House system encourages our students to mix with other year groups and build on their team work.
Extra Curriculum
Our clubs take place for one hour each week, giving students a regular opportunity to explore new activities outside the virtual classroom. To keep things fresh and exciting, we change clubs each half term, ensuring students can try a variety of experiences and discover what they truly enjoy.
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What makes our programme unique is that clubs are shaped by student suggestions. This way, we create opportunities that reflect their interests and ensure there is always something for everyone. From creative arts to problem-solving challenges, each club is designed to spark curiosity, build skills, and make learning fun.
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Discover a world of opportunities beyond textbooks—where your child’s interests can flourish and their voice helps shape their school experience.
This Year's Clubs
Arts & Crafts Club
Music Club
Trivia Club
Book Club
Languages Club
Roblox Club
Leaders Award
Engineering Competition
Find out more
Previous Clubs
Gaming Club
Maths Club
Debate Club
Podcasting Club
Movie Club
Chess Club
Homework Club
Yoga & Meditation Club
Art Club
Houses
Welcome the Eton Academy House System, a cornerstone of our school community.
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Houses are a long standing British tradition that sees all of our students split into smaller communities that help foster a sense of belonging and friendly competition with the other houses.
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Throughout the year students can earn points for their house through excellent work and good behavior, school events and competitions and for their contributions to our school community.
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At the end of the year, the house with the most points will win!
Big Ben
House Colour: Blue
Big Ben is a giant clock tower in London that chimes every hour. It was completed in 1856 but didn't start chiming until 1859 and is part of Westminster Palace, which houses the United Kingdom's Parliament.
Fun fact: Big Ben is just a nickname, the actual tower is called Elizabeth Tower.
Stonehenge
House Colour: Green
Stonehenge is an acienct monument is Sailsbury that is over 5,000 years old. It is a circle of standing stones and took over 1,000 years to build.
Fun fact: We're still not sure how Stonehenge was built or what it was built for.
Buckingham Palace
House Colour: Yellow
Buckingham Palace is a famous palace in London. It was built in 1703 and became the official London home of the Royal family in 1837.
Fun fact: It is the 14th largest palace in the world.
Angel of the North
House Colour: Red
The Angel of the North is a large steel sculpture in Gateshead. It was completed in 1998 and has a wingspan of 54 metres (or 175 feet).
Fun fact: It is the largest sculpture of an angel in the world.
Current Leaderboard
Past Leaderboards
2024-2025 Leaderboard
1
Angel of the North
Buckingham Palace
2
Stonehenge
3
Big Ben
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2023-2024 Leaderboard
1
Angel of the North
Buckingham Palace
2
Stonehenge
3
Big Ben