Jeoji House is named after an Oreum closeby to the School and is depicted by a Lion. The lion is a symbol of Pride and our motto is ‘Pride in the Pride’. In a pride of lions everyone has a role to play. We have “pride” in each other and in our goal of being the best.

We strive to be an inclusive House which creates positive experiences and memories for our students.

While winning the House cup would be great, our real focus is upon experiences and opportunities for our young people. We strive in Jeoji to help our students become more rounded people who have developed important social and soft skills which will serve them well wherever they choose to go in the future.

Joeji students are competitive, courageous, kind and caring. We appreciate hard work in ourselves and in our opponents, realising that true effort and determination with a positive mindset makes our School a truly aspirational community where every young person is valued.

Mr. McKeogh, Head of House, describes Jeoji students as ‘natural born leaders with a proactive and determined approach to everything they do.’

Mr. Stephen McKeogh – Head of House
Assistant Head of House – Ms. April Wilson

The Geomun Oreum is one of three sites on Jeju recognised for their outstanding ecological and geological importance. The other two sites are Hallasan and Seongsan Ilchulbong.

Geomun House is equally recognised as an outstanding house within NLCS Jeju. The 2022-23 victory in the House Competition was founded on a sense of commitment and togetherness. Geomuners thrive in a House that develops independence and resilience in a relaxed atmosphere where friendship, loyalty and trust are paramount to our success. We win and lose as one family and are there for each other; celebrating, commiserating and supporting together.

The griffin is our symbol and they are known for guarding treasures and possessions; griffins are protectors. ​In heraldry, the griffin stands for courage, leadership and strength; the perfect symbol for a proud and passionate house.

Mr. Chris Heydinger – Head of House
Ms. Amanda Tranmer – Assistant Head of House

Mulchat House, named for one of the hundreds of oreums across Jeju, is a community of students and staff who strive to be courageous, kind and committed.

The Green Dragons compete together, but, more fundamentally, we support each other in everything we do. Through shared experiences, student agency and a keen focus on our behaviour to one another we try everyday to be inclusive and welcoming.

We celebrate courage in all its forms whether it be stepping out on stage, participating in new events or doing the right thing in difficult situations. This is where we believe our strength lies, the gold at the heart of the green.

Like the dragon on our crest Mulchatians are majestic in flight, fierce in the defence of our own and can be very fiery when needed.

Mr. Drew Thomas – Head of House –
Ms. Fiona McDonnell – Assistant Head of House

In Noro House, we pride ourselves on our loyalty and commitment to one another. To that end no animal represents our house spirit and ethos better than the wolf. Through a combination of fearlessness and enthusiasm, every member of the House understands the value of teamwork and its potential to create power beyond the individual.

Similarly, the place from which we take our name is named after a team of two oreums—Big Noro and Little Noro. Just as one landmark rises up to the other, so do the members of our wolf pack grow from pups to alphas during their time here.

Despite being the youngest House at NLCS Jeju, Noro has seen tremendous success due to the hard work and determination of its members. With a House Cup Victory in 2019 under their belt, Noro went on to lead in 2020 up until the COVID-19 pandemic suspended the competition, however, they came back with another victory in 2022. With full competition schedules back up and running Noro looks forward to once again leading the pack.

Ms. Jodie Torrance – Head of House
Mr. Adam Lim – Assistant Head of House

Our motto, that has been adopted in recent times and this ties in nicely with the phoenix as being the symbol of the House. The way in which last year’s Year 10s have stepped into the considerable shoes of the 11s is a symbol of this remarkable regenesis. House competition is part of this, but belonging to Sarah House means so much more.

We feel that Sarah House is one where everyone is given the opportunity to build strong and meaningful relationships while at the same time allowing them to find their passion. If there is an opportunity for leading in a positive and meaningful way, then this is actively promoted, while at the same time attempting to care for each and every student. This has been shown through the House leadership structure with the addition of Inclusion Captains that are assigned to each of the year groups in the House.

Through the spirit of the House, we wish to give every Sarahrian the ability to get better and better and to rise like the phoenix.

Mr. Adam McCue – Head of House
Mr. Chris Harris – Assistant Head of House