In order to encourage our students to take pride in their achievements and develop team skills, a House System exists in both Primary and Secondary school with students belonging to one of three houses:

Each house is co-ordinated by the Head Boy and Head Girl elected from Year 13 and six House Captains elected from Year 6 who organise teams to compete in events,co-ordinate competitions, motivate the students and inspire by example what is expected of a model student.

Housepoints may be awarded throughout the academic year in recognition of good schoolwork, effort, contribution to the school and extra curricular events. In Secondary merits worth 5 housepoints and commendations worth 10 housepoints may be achieved. There are regular inter-house competitions each term in which students compete in teams against the other houses in sports events, themed events , Treasure Hunts, General Knowledge Quizzes and much more besides.

One of the highlights on the inter-house competition calendar is the School Olympics which is held at the athletics complex in Magaluf in May, in which the whole school, teachers, and parents turn out to compete and support their houses in a variety of athletic disciplines.

The house system gives all students the opportunity to participate in a team by contributing skills they may already have while learning new ones. Students also benefit socially by working with older and younger members of the same house, developing communication skills and confidence.