Martha House - Girls, Years 4 to 8
A vibrant, welcoming and safe place for younger boarders, Martha House is full of energy and warmth. Named after St Martha, its emblem is the dolphin, symbolising swiftness and diligence, drawn from the coat of arms of John Fitzjames, who once lived at Leweston Manor. Boarders enjoy a lively environment with dog walks, hide and seek, movie nights, bikes and go-karts. Birthdays and special events are celebrated with enthusiasm.
Cecilia House - Girls, Years 9 and 10
Cecilia House offers colourful and spacious dormitories for older girls. The House has a strong sense of community and independence. Named after St Cecilia, patron saint of music, its emblem is the anchor, symbolising hope and steadfastness, two of which can be found in Leweston’s grounds. House meetings and informal gatherings foster cooperation and social development, helping pupils explore their interests and grow in confidence.
Eleanor House - Girls, Year 11 and Sixth Form
Located in the South Wing, Eleanor House is home to senior girls preparing for life beyond school. Named after Mother Eleanor, a former Headmistress of Leweston’s relocation, its emblem is three broad axes, representing military duty and legacy. Boarders have individual study bedrooms, access to laundry and kitchen facilities, and enjoy increased independence. Sixth Formers take on leadership roles, organise events, and act as role models within the boarding community.
Antony House - Boys, Years 4 to Sixth Form
Antony House is a home-from-home for boys aged 8 to 18. Named after St Antony of Padua, Leweston’s patron saint, its emblem is three inward-facing arrows, symbolising readiness for battle, taken from the coat of arms of George Hamilton Fletcher. Antony House is located in the North Wing, and divided into two levels, one offering small dormitories and social space for younger boys with the other providing older boarders with a quiet environment for rest and study.