To add a little more festive excitement in the run-up to the holidays, each house was given a white christmas tree to be decorated in their house colours. The competiton was judged on Thursday with Tallinn's fragrant effort receiving top marks.
The scores from this event will be added to the final inter-house competitions (the key stage three and key stage four talent shows) to decide the overall winner.
Last week in Helsinki house we recognised the efforts of some of our greatest contributors; both to the house and the school. Students and staff who help others within Helsinki house or represent the school at sporting events each received a Helsinki badge.
The Teenage Cancer Trust lunchtime event supported by Delphi House took place on Thursday 6 December 2011 and we raised £167.80 for this excellent cause.
Helsinki House's chosen charity, National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has been shortlisted to be the official charity of the Football League for the 2012-2013 season.
If the charity wins the vote it will make the work of the NSPCC known to many more people and help to support the ChildLine Schools Service.
Football league clubs and official fans have th opportunity to vote on the final decision but you can too if you hurry.
Visit the voting page by midnight on Wednesday 7 December 2011 and cast your vote in favour of NSPCC to help raise up to half a million pounds for our charity.
On the 6 December, the Delphi plaza will be open at lunchtime for all students to come and support our house charity, the Teenage Cancer Trust.
| Barcelona |  |
38 |
| Delphi |  |
21 |
| Helsinki |  |
20 |
| Neuchâtel |  |
29 |
| Sorrento |  |
26 |
| Tallinn |  |
18 |
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