School houses?

My house was Arundel can’t remember the others I’m afraid colour was maroon.

All our school houses were names after trees.
Mine was Oak.

Can’t remember, they were all named after local dignitaries and benefactors though, as were the streets surrounding the school.My house badge was a purple colour.

Ours where named after Saints,I was in St Georges and our colour was Red,we had St.Andrews/Paul/and Christopher if I remember correctly.

Ours were Beaufort, Bordeau, Seymour and Tudor, all connected to Edward VI as we were King Edward's foundation.

My house was Chesterton. We also had Beaconsfield, Nash, Herschel, Penn, Ramsay and a couple of others I can't remember.

I think I was in (Helen) Keller but I can't remember the others.

Ours were Howitt, Ray and Flamstead and while I must have known at one time what or who they represented, I haven’t a clue now.

Just remembered the colours, Ray was red, Howitt was white and Flamstead was blue.

I went to a King Edward Foundation School. Our houses were Eagles, (yellow) Ironsides (blue) Swifts (purple) Pioneers (green) I have no idea how these names were chosen. I loved my school and we had a half day on Thursdays which helped.

Peregine, Hobby, Merlin and Kestrel. I was in Peregrine and my sister was in Kestrel.

I was in Gurney, named after Mary Gurney, a pioneer of girls’ education. All the houses were named after prominent women.

Mine was Elizabeth Fry. I've got an old £5 note somewhere when she was pictured on it until about 4/5 years ago.

Elizabeth Fry was a Gurney before she married.

We had Nelson, Livingstone, Haddon and Clive.

Ellianne - I was in Faraday.

Our School houses were Athenians (Blue), Spartans (Yellow), Olympians (Red), Corinthians (Green) and our School badge was a Centurian, Half Man half Horse with his Bow and Arrow Drawn, and a Motto of Celter et Certus, meaning Swift and Sure.

Luckygirl

Ellianne - I was in Faraday.

Me too. Were you blue?

Ours were Kinver, Clent, Himley and Enville. All lovely local areas.

Ours were Douglas, Montrose, Atholl and Locheil. I was in Douglas .

annsixty

Ours were Howitt, Ray and Flamstead and while I must have known at one time what or who they represented, I haven’t a clue now.

We had one called Howitt, annsixty after the poet Mary Howitt. She wrote The Spider and the Fly.

Ours were all local poets, novelists and famous local figures.

Drake, Frobisher, Hawkyns and 1 other but I can't remember who. I was in Drake. And each "house" had their own colour for sports days: red, green, yellow and blue. Drake was blue. Frobisher was yellow. Hawkyns was green but I can't remember who was red.

Atholl, (yellow), Douglas (green), Lochiel (blue) and Montrose (red).

York (white), Lancaster (red), Tudor (yellow), Stuart (blue), Hanover (green) and Windsor (purple).

It could be quite a giveaway, couldn't it? So is there anyone else out there who matches me?