Churchmount Senior High School

Churchmount Senior High School is a British state co-educational school in Churchmount, a suburb of Hammington, England.
== Background ==
Churchmount is a co-educational high school with an enrolment of approximately 2500 students from Years 8 to 12. Since its foundation in 1960, the school has sought excellence built on academic, cultural and sporting achievements.
The school is located in Hammington's western suburbs. The student body is significantly multi-cultural with approximately sixty different nationalities and cultures represented. 
== Academic status ==
Churchmount Senior High School holds a high standard of academic results. 
== Description ==
The massive school has a gymnasium consisting of two basketball courts, football and rugby ovals, a concert hall and auditorium. There is up to 3000 lockers for student use.
== Uniform ==
The students at Churchmount Senior High School are required to wear a uniform. Students must wear their uniforms during all lessons, and while eating meals or studying during breaks, before and after school hours. Students are allowed to wear their own clothes during specific Free-Dress Days. 
The Churchmount uniform worn consists of a white shirt with blue lines. The school jumper is blue with white lines. Students wear their own socks and shoes.
During sporting events, students wear their faction uniform to distinguish between the factions. Floredale wears a blue shirt, Skyford wears a yellow shirt, Greaton wears a red shirt and Tuart wears a green shirt.
Every male student is required to wear blue shorts or trousers whereas females are required to wear blue short skirts.
== Factions ==
Churchmount students are divided into four factions: Floredale, Skyford, Greaton and Tuart.
Faction logo 	 	 	 	
House 	Floredale is well known for courage, bravery, daring, nerve, and chivalry. The faction colours are blue and purple, and the house is symbolised by a bear.	Skyford values intelligence, wit, cleverness, creativity, and wisdom. The house is symbolised by a wolf and the house colours are white and black.	Greaton values ambition, leadership, cunning, determination, and resourcefulness. The house is symbolised by a scorpion, and the house colours are red and orange.	Tuart is well known for loyalty, patience, hard work, fair-play, honesty, and tolerance. The house is symbolised by a owl, and the house colours are green and aqua.
Colours 	Blue 	Yellow 	Red 	Green
Notable members	Tom Thompson, Matthew Abrams, Will Wilkins 	Lewis Parker, Harrison Attwood 	Holly England 	Annie Beros
Leaders 	Unidentified student 	Unidentified student 	Unidentified student 	Unidentified student 
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