The EIA Houses
The EIA Houses
In EIA, all students are grouped into houses, fostering a sense of community, promoting teamwork, and encouraging healthy competition through various activities and events.
At EIA we have 4 houses namely;
- Bethel
- Elim
- Israel
- Salem
All these are names derived from the Bible thus basing on the biblical aspect.
The student population is divided into these 4 houses across all the year groups. The division is made by the Student Senate and a balance of girls and boys is maintained. This enables the older students to get to know students in the younger age groups and to guide and mentor them where needed.
Key Features of the EIA House System
Community Building
The Houses aim to create a sense of belonging and foster strong relationships across they year groups and staff
Activities and Events
- Sports Days:
Houses often compete in sports events, such as volleyball, board games, athletics and soccer. - Academic Competitions:
Students also participate in quizzes, debates, or other academic competitions.
- Team Building Activities:
During these team building activities houses are graded across criteria such as cheerfulness, collaboration, problem solving skills, original thinking, adaptability and so on, according to the tasks undertaken.
