House System

Every student at Granada School joins one of four houses — their team within the school, with its own teachers, colours, and name, and a place to belong from day one. The houses are named after four African kingdoms: Aksum, Zeila, Timbuktu, and Gede. Students keep their house for their whole time at school, and they earn points through the year for effort, kindness, and taking part, building toward a friendly House Championship. The goal is helping every student belong and take part.

Five shared values

Whichever house they are in, every Granada School student shares the same five values — and each house lives them in its own way.

Resilience	Curiosity	Kindness	Honesty	Respect
We keep going when things are hard, and we get back up after we fall.	We ask questions, try new things, and keep learning.	We treat people well, include others, and help where we can.	We tell the truth, keep our word, and own our mistakes.	We value other people, listen to them, and treat everyone — and our school — with care.