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Queen Elizabeth Grammar School

House System

Every boy takes great pride in belonging to one of the four school Houses throughout their Centenary House and Junior School career.

The Houses - Bentley, Cave, Freeston and Savile are named after founding families of QEGS. The House System provides a focus for boys’ energies on the sports field, in the classroom and in many other aspects of school life.

Competitions are held for: Athletics, Chess, Cricket, Cross Country, General Knowledge, Music, Rugby, Soccer and Swimming.

House Points 2011-12

Junior School Week to Date Term to Date Year to Date
Bentley 232

796

2575
Cave 153 625 3688
Freeston 157 802 2855
Savile 222 770 3147

Centenary House Week to Date Term to Date Year to Date
Bentley 209 599 1827
Cave 210 524 1810
Freeston 163 523 1750
Saville 185 559 1706

Key Facts

  • Boys belong to the same House during their time in the Junior School
  • Each House has its own colour - Bentley (Yellow), Cave (Green), Freeston (Blue) and Savile (Red)
  • The house system is used to promote competition, teamwork and leadership
  • Boys show a great sense of pride and belonging to their House