Children in Years 1 to 6 are assigned to houses. These houses have recently been renamed, a project undertaken by our School Council.

Mountain climbers are consistently reaching new heights because they are resilient and ambitious. As a school we truly admire these qualities and want to do our best to make these a part of our daily life. Therefore, our houses are now named after mountains, which not only represent how ambitious and resilient our pupils are but also link to the learning of each year group. We are consistently striving to be ambitious and achieve greatness while working collaboratively within our houses. We encourage a positive attitude that supports pupils to reach new heights and surpass challenges within their daily lives. 

The 'Myerscough Cup' (named after our late Chair of Governors) is awarded each half term to the house who has collected the most reward points. The trophy is adorned with a ribbon of the corresponding house colour.

On Sports Day, the children compete in their team colours and are awarded points for demonstrating sportsmanship and the Olympic values.