#it was fun dressing up in your house shirt as theyd often have face paints and ribbons
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My primary school had houses namdafter local castles. My secondary named them after 'inspirational women' as it was n all girls school and heavily advertised itself as being empowering for women. Both schools used the same colours for houses: green, yellow, red, blue.
Amusingly my primary just put in houses where kid 1 went to house 1 etc but for some reason secondary had a system??
If they were a teachers kid they were in the same house as the teacher - except for 1 girl as she was named the same as one of the houses so they put her there. If you had an older sibling you were put in the same house as them. Rumour had ot if your parents attended recently enough you'd be the same house as them but never heard confirmation of this. After that no idea how they sorted the rest. I knew I'd be in green house as i was the 3rd kid to attend.
with last reblog I'm curious now, brits whose schools had houses what were yours? I was in Kielder and then St David after we moved (both primary schools) and they were both the houses that always did worst lol
#it was weird as the houses definitely had strengths#blue house was REALLY arty and always won the drama#red house generally was super sporty and often won the sports#they were also know to be the most competitive#yellow house only ever won music and generally was a solid 3rd in everything#green house -wooo!- was only really known for doing weird and great shit w the cooking but often we were seen as quite competitive#honestly that was mostly due to 2 of the teachers being Really into interhouse activities#my secondary had a lot of interhouse activities#we had sports music drama cookery debate and end of year the winner was announced#it was fun dressing up in your house shirt as theyd often have face paints and ribbons#but also i had no friends in my house so i was always bored when we had to do interhouse stuff
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