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School houses

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​​Charl​eville State High School has three School Houses

Alamein:

This house is named after the series of battles in El Alamein Northern Africa during World War 2. Their colours are yellow and green.

These battles were a turning point of the War in North Africa for the Allies. The Australian 9th Division along with British Soldiers fought over the next 10 days.  Their skill and bravery are the stuff of legends!

With air support from the Royal Air Force, many ferocious ground battles occurred. On the 4th of November the German forces withdrew ending the battle of El Alamein. The Australians and their Allies pursued the Germans for 7 more months until they had cleared North Africa of their presence. 

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Kokoda:

House colours are blue and white and is named after the Kokoda Track Campaign.

A series of military operations fought between Australian and Japanese Troops in the jungles of New Guinea during World War 2. It was a demanding campaign during which more than 600 Australian troops died in fighting and more than 1,600 were wounded.

Their sacrifice and bravery will not be forgotten as it protected Australia from occupation during World War 2.   

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Tobruk:​

This house is named after the siege of Tobruk which occurred during World War 2. Their colours are red and black.​​​

The 6th Australian Division captured the town of Tobruk from the Italians in January 1941 and made it into a garrison for Australian and British forces.

In April to December of the same year the garrison was laid under siege by German forces. During this year the allies suffered many defeats but the Australians within Tobruk persevered and out lasted the siege and became a symbol of perseverance and ingenuity.  

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​House Points:

Points are awarded throughout the year for the events held during the year. The house with the most points at the end of the year wins the Champion House Trophy.

​Champion Sporting Ho​​use History

2024 - Alamein

2023 - Tobruk

2022 - Kokoda

2021 - Kokoda

2020 - Kokoda

2019 - Kokoda

2018 - Tobruk

2017 - Tobruk

2016 - Tobruk

2015 - Tobruk

2014 - Tobruk

2013 - Tobruk

2012 - Alamein

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Last reviewed 20 February 2025
Last updated 20 February 2025