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Day Houses

At Bede’s, day houses act as a physical and emotional home base during the school day.  

Day houses are designed to match the sense of belonging, support, and community found in the boarding houses - the only difference is you don't sleep there! They are a "school within a school" where everyone very quickly will know your name.

Layout & Spaces

Each of the five day houses - Deis, Dicker and Knights (for boys) and Bloomsbury and Charleston (for the girls) - is a dedicated physical building on the campus featuring:

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Dedicated Year-Group Rooms:

Houses are zoned into specific social and study rooms. Younger pupils share common areas with relaxed seating, while Sixth Form rooms feature a mix of study desks for free periods and social space.

Personal Space:

Every pupil is assigned a personal locker and desk space to store books, sport kit, and personal belongings throughout the day.

Central Social Hubs:

Pupils return to their house during registration, break times, and lunch to catch up with friends across different year groups, play pool/table tennis, or relax.

Timetable overview

08:30 AM House Morning Registration & Tutor Meeting
08:50 AM Academic Classes 
1:00 PM Lunch & House Relaxation / Social Time
2/2.30pm Lessons (Wednesday & Friday) or Activities (Monday, Tuesday & Thursday)
4:30/5.00pm PM End of Standard School Day (or stay for Evening Prep or Academic Academies)

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