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Dec 1, 2023 · A place where our beloved Harry Potter, along with his motley crew of witches and wizards, navigated the tumultuous waters of adolescence, all while battling the darkest wizard of all time. But ...
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May 8, 2024 · Gryffindor: The Brave. The most well-known house from the films is Gryffindor. With Harry, Ron, Hermione (Emma Watson), and many other memorable characters all in this house, it's hard to forget ...
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Mention ‘Houses’ in the context of a school and for a certain generation it is hard not to be instantly transported to ‘Hogwarts’ and all the connotations of the sorting hat. Originating from boarding schools where students lived in a ‘house’ the inclusion of a House system is popular among schools, and, thanks to J.K Rowling and those 4 most famou...
One of the main strengths of the House system is giving students of all ages the opportunity to work together, creating a truly cohesive environment and ensuring that age is not a barrier to friendship and collaboration. This reflects the life that we are preparing our girls for outside of WHS, nowhere beyond the confines of a classroom will they b...
To talk about the House system and neglect to mention competition would be foolish. Potentially it is the competitive element of the Houses that people think of first. The all-important termly round up where the current leader is announced to great fanfare, the selection of mini competitions each term and, of course, Sports Day. Competition is good...
The House system allows for the promotion of student’s responsibility, “giving pupils the chance to learn and develop leadership skills is an outstanding benefit”(Tongue, 2016). The House Captains hone their leadership skills in the role, managing not only their peers but also learning how to ‘manage up’ among the staff body. In another case of pre...
Garner, R., 2008. State secondaries urged to bring back the house system. [Online] Available at: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/education/education-news/state-secondaries-urged-to-bring-back-the-house-system-913930.html Green, D. G., 2006. Welcome to the House System. Educational leadership: journal of the Department of Supervision and Curricul...
Feb 7, 2023 · Here’s why every school should have a house system. 1. School houses give every kid the chance to be a part of something. By creating smaller, more connected communities within the broader school community, students have a built-in place where they belong. They are automatically a part of a group—but not just nominally.
Mar 14, 2013 · 9. Originally the houses at Hogwarts were created because each of the founding members had a preference for what kind of student they would like to teach. Ravenclaw wanted the brightest, Gryffindor wanted the bravest, Slytherin wanted the most ambitious, and Hufflepuff was willing to take anyone left over.
The house system is exclusive to the school systems of the Wizarding world, so your house means pretty much nothing once you graduate from Hogwarts. It's not like they're gonna discriminate against you in the work enviornment if you were in Hufflepuff or something (as far as I know). Not only that, but you're taking a bunch of impressionable 11 ...
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Jul 8, 2019 · The story follows the lives of a group of young wizards and witches and their adventures. An important aspect of the main arc is that most characters attend (or have attended) a magic school called the “Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry”. The Hogwarts House system plays a central role in the character and main arc development.
