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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!

Term 2 Leaderboard

1

Buckingham Palace

Stonehenge

2

Big Ben

3

Angel of the North

4

A drawing of Big Ben on a light blue background.
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.

A drawing of stonehenge on a green background
A drawing of Buckingham Palace on a yellow background
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.

A drawing of the Angel of the North on a red background

Past Leaderboards

Term 1 Leaderboard

1

Buckingham Palace

Stonehenge

2

Angel of the North

3

4

Big Ben

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