School Houses
- Boys' houses
- De Salis (lower school boarders) (navy tie with thin diagonal blue, yellow and white stripes)
- Mills (lower school day) (navy tie with thin diagonal white stripes) - house no longer used, however the tie remains for lower school boys
- Cedars (upper school) (navy tie with green emblems)
- Ritchie (upper school) (navy tie with red emblems)
- Shrewsbury (upper school) (navy tie with blue emblems)
- Girls' houses
- Claver-Morris (lower school boarders)
- Mary Mitchell (lower school day) - house no longer in use
- Edwards (upper school)
- Haversham (upper school)
- Plumptre (upper school)
- Competitive houses (lower school)
- Carter
- Lewis
- Competitive houses (Junior School)
- Drake
- Livingstone
- Nelson
- Scott
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