Flinders House Claims 2025 Standards Shield
Congratulations to the students of Flinders house for winning this year’s Standards Shield. As the results below show, the final tallies were very close, with only 23 points separating first from third.
- 1st – FLINDERS: 1894 points
- 2nd – STAMFORD: 1883 points
- 3rd – EYRE: 1871 points
- 4th – GRANTHAM: 1725 points
As mentioned previously, this year the staff had a go at their own version of Standards, resulting in the following points tallies contributing to each house:
- 1st – STAMFORD: 75 points
- 2nd – FLINDERS: 72 points
- 3rd – GRANTHAM: 60 points
- 4th – EYRE: 56 points
Well done to all student and staff participants of your positive involvement – let’s hope this house spirit translates into a close contest at Ravendale on Thursday.
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