Beaumont School House System

In order to qualify they will need to work on a number of projects to lead their peers and to discuss issues relating to school life:

• attending house leadership meetings chaired by their Sixth Form captains
• organising house events
• motivating their peers to take part in house events
• organising charitable events
• participating in student panels on interview days
• giving their opinions on various aspects of school life, including their views on teaching and learning

At Beaumont we believe in preparing students for their future lives by giving them opportunities to lead.  We also believe that they may have many valuable insights that can help shape the future direction of the school.

House Information

Beaumont has a House system which develops the community cohesion that is already a strong feature at the school. The Houses also offer opportunities for competitions both as Year Groups and vertically through the school. The Houses are based around the BLEARNS Tutor Groups, (with T starting in September 2022)  as follows:

Butler is named after the social reformer and activist Josephine Butler. The colour for Butler House is white.

Luther-King is named after the civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jnr. The colour for Luther-King House is yellow.

Elgar is named after the composer Edward Elgar. The colour for Elgar House is green.

Austen is named after the author Jane Austen. The colour for Austen House is orange.

Redgrave is named after the Olympic rower Steve Redgrave. The colour for Redgrave House is red.

Newton is named after the scientist Isaac Newton. The colour for Newton House is purple.

Seacole is named after the Crimean War nurse Mary Seacole. The colour for Seacole House is dark blue.

Turing is named after the mathematician Alan Turing. The colour for Turing House is light blue.

The End of Year House Points Totals for Year 7: 2022-23