Houses
Bradfield has 12 boarding houses in total. All first years pupils (Fourth Formers) enter a first year boarding house (Faulkner's) and then, from the second year (known as the Shell), they move to their main boarding houses for the remaining four years.
| House | Letter | Gender |
|---|---|---|
| Faulkners | L | Male & Female |
| Loyd House | A | Male |
| Army House | C | Male |
| D House (House on the Hill) | D | Male |
| Stone House | E | Male |
| Hillside | F | Male |
| G House (House on the Hill) | G | Male |
| The Close | H | Male |
| Palmer House | I | Female |
| Armstrong House | J | Female |
| Stevens House | K | Female |
| Stanley House | M | Female |
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