School houses?

Mine were Assheton (blue), Grey (yellow), Stamford (green) and cannot remember the colour of Warrington, maybe red

Close BBBevan - Ysgol Dolgarrog and then Dyffryn Conwy, Llanrwst!

St Hildas red whoever she was phew

Ours were ranges of hills. I was in Pennine, and its colour was red.
I can't remember the others.

Though, as far as I remember, I don't think these were really 'houses'. The only time I remember them having any significance whatsoever was on the annual sports day.

Lancelot (Blue)
Galahad (Yellow)
Gareth. (Green)
Bedivere (Red)

I was in Lancelot (Blue)

St joans ( mine) green
St Ann’s yellow
St clares blue
St ... ow gone blank red Now I ll be thinking all night

pantglas were you in Trefriw by any chance ?

Dacorum ( blue) Tudor ( green) Salisbury ( yellow) and Halsey ( red) in grammar school. We didn’t have houses in primary school

At primary school it was Malvern and Bredon.
At secondary school it was Grafton, Charlton, Avon and Abbey.

All names are associated with the Worcestershire area.

I was in Malvern (yellow) , then Grafton (blue).

and Sir Booby came to open the school!!

Sir Booby? Great one, made me laugh!

Junior school - Llewelyn, Maddoc, Powis and Caradog
High School - Barnes, Beresford, Boughy, Venables
School I was Bursar for 23 years became a sports college and the pupils and staff voted on new House names. They elected Woods, Radcliffe and Charlton - and Sir Booby came to open the school!!

Chichester (Day House, colour green), Bristol (Day House, colour blue), Babbington (Boarding House, colour violet), Elliot (Boarding House, colour red) and one other that I can’t remember.

Royce (red), Nightingale (green), Shaftesbury (yellow) and Pasteur (blue).

My school was castles. I was in Windsor, yellow. Then we had Uffington, red,Highclere, green and Donnington, blue.

Septimia I was in Windsor, and other houses were Tudor, Stuart, Lancaster, etc.

Were you in Guildford?

Gordon, Innes, Seafield. I was in Seafield.

Similar to Septimia but instead of Hanover we had Plantagenet.

I must have been in a house at my school but I can’t remember anything about it. I was in the Bullfinches in the Girl Guides, though. Does that count?

We had colours as well for houses, Chewbacca

In primary school, Crafnant = red, Cowlyd = blue and
Geirionydd = yellow (all lakes above the school)

Comprehensive, Aled = blue, Hiraethog = green and Crafnant & Geirionydd as above

All Sports days, eisteddfodau and suchlike meant points for your house through the year - it got very tribal!

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?

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

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.

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.

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

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