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Celebrating Our House Championship Winners

Posted on: July 16th 2026

The House competition has drawn to a close for another year, and what a fantastic year it has been. Students and staff alike have shown incredible dedication, effort, and enthusiasm across every single event and challenge.

With the final points now calculated from a spectacular year of sports, creative arts, academic challenges, and community events, we are thrilled to announce Pemberley House as the overall winners of this year’s House Championship. This is a fantastic achievement, reflecting the hard work, participation, and team spirit of every single Pemberley member.

A huge thank you to everyone, students and staff alike, who stepped up, had a go, and brought exemplary sportsmanship to our House events this year. You have made our school community incredibly proud.

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