Castle Rushen High School

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Castle Rushen High School
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Address
Castle Rushen High School
Arbory Road

Castletown
,
IM9 1RE

Isle of Man
Coordinates 54°04′28″N4°39′42″W / 54.0744°N 4.6617°W / 54.0744; -4.6617
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MottoLhiat Myr Toilliu
Head teacherKeith Winstanley
GenderCo-educational
Age11to 19
Enrolmentc. 850
Houses  Bradda
  Carrick
  Scarlett
  Langness
Colour(s)  Navy
  Light Blue

Castle Rushen High School is a co-educational secondary state school located in Castletown on the Isle of Man for pupils from the south of the island.

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Isle of Man school system

The Isle of Man has six secondary schools. The other comprehensive schools are St Ninian's High School, Ballakermeen High School, Ramsey Grammar School and Queen Elizabeth II High School. There is one private (fee-paying) school, King William's College.

The House System

The pupils of the school are grouped into four houses named after headlands or rocks in the south of the island: Bradda, Carrick, Langness and Scarlett. Houses compete in a number of events in the year ranging from sporting events such as inter-house rugby, cross country and netball to more academic competition in the form of a merit award system for good work. There are four trophies available each year for "Sport", "Merits", and "Attendance", and the overall best house trophy which is awarded to the house which does best over the other three categories.

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