School Houses
- Ashlin House, named after Miss Mary Ashlin, color: Green, motto: "Labore et virtue" which means "Work is Worship".
- Cornwill House, named after the former Principal Rev. Cornwill Williams, color: Red, motto: "Nil Desperandum" which means "Never despair".
- Drury House, named after the former Principal Rev. J. Drury, color: Blue, motto: "Facta Non Verba" which means "Action not Words".
- Rowan House, named after the former Principal Rev. T. Rowan, color: White and black, motto: "Uno Animo" which means "United we Stand".
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