DCGS
has a long tradition of House Competitions
Upon entry to the school, students are allocated to one of six houses, Foxell, Holman, Newman, Pearson, Rayner and Thorne, all of which are named after previous headmasters.
There are a vast range of competitions that are contested during the course of the year with the winning house being presented with the House Shield. There are currently over 70 competitions annually, ranging from sports, drama and music to orienteering and code-breaking. It encourages participation from all members of each house and also gives significant opportunities for taking on responsibility with approximately 90 boys involved each year as Captains, Deputy Captains, Mentors or Representatives.
Upon entry to the school, students are allocated to one of six houses, Foxell, Holman, Newman, Pearson, Rayner and Thorne, all of which are named after previous headmasters.
There are a vast range of competitions that are contested during the course of the year with the winning house being presented with the House Shield. There are currently over 70 competitions annually, ranging from sports, drama and music to orienteering and code-breaking. It encourages participation from all members of each house and also gives significant opportunities for taking on responsibility with approximately 90 boys involved each year as Captains, Deputy Captains, Mentors or Representatives.
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