House System

The House system plays a fundamental role in our nurturing environment and encourages communication, collaboration and support across age ranges. Upon entry to the school, each pupil is assigned a house. If they have siblings, they are assigned the same house.

Being part of a House encourages positive teamwork, respect for others and a healthy competitive spirit. The Houses, led by Year 6 House Captains, Year 5 Vice Captains and staff Heads of Houses, take part in a variety of events and competitions throughout the year, including singing, poetry, art, entrepreneurial, charity and sporting activities.

House points are awarded for exemplary effort and displaying Crown House Virtues. The totals are shared at whole school assemblies each week.

Hampden

John Hampden (1595–1643) was a courageous English politician known for standing up to King Charles I over the issue of unfair taxation. He became a symbol of resistance against tyranny and is celebrated for his commitment to justice. His legacy teaches us the values of bravery, fairness, and integrity.

Penn

William Penn (1644–1718) was a visionary Quaker leader and the founder of Pennsylvania, promoting religious freedom and peaceful coexistence. He is admired for his dedication to equality and his belief in treating all people with respect. Penn’s life encourages us to value tolerance, compassion, and perseverance.

Disraeli

Benjamin Disraeli (1804–1881) was a transformative British Prime Minister who championed social reform and expanded opportunities for the working class. He is remembered for his leadership, wit, and commitment to improving the lives of others. Disraeli’s example inspires us to embody ambition, generosity, and leadership.