an English public school before to the reforms of Arnold. Several Campbell students have been involved in filmmaking. These include William MacQuitty (A Night to Remember), Andrew Eaton (Resurrection Man), Nick Hamm (The Hole), Dudi Appleton (The Most Fertile Man in Ireland), and Mark Huffam (Saving Private Ryan). A collection of Lepidoptera by Thomas Workman is displayed in the school. On 27 October 2016, the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins visited Linen Hall Library for the first time. A choir combining students from Holy Cross Boys' Primary School and Campbell College performed at the special event. School houses Currently there are six houses for day boys and one boarding house and these form the focus for participation across the curriculum. School houses are named after former masters and those of importance in the life of the school and play an integral part in everyday life in the school. The names of the current houses and their respective colours are: Alden's (dark green) Allison's (light green, formerly brown) Davis's (yellow) Dobbin's (light blue) Price's (dark blue) School House (boarding house) (black) Yates's (Red) In the past there have been other Houses: Armour's (grey) Bowen's (maroon) Chase's (orange) Lytle's (dark green) Netherleigh (junior house) (light blue) Norwood (junior house) (dark green) Ormiston (junior house) (dark blue) Tweskard (junior house) (red) Each house is run by a "house master" who is in charge of managing the house and overseeing the "house tutors", all of whom have allocated year groups which they are responsible for. Each house has a designated student who is "head of house", and they usually have a deputy. However, this is not always the case. The head of house, along with his deputy are sixth form students who have earned responsibility within the school, and it is common place for them to also be prefects, or so called "peer mentors". These two students organise house sporting, charity and dramatic events, among various other things. Uniform School colours are black and white and/or green if one is awarded major honours which enables one to also acquire a green blazer accompanied by an optional green pullover. The school uniform consists of a black badged blazer, House tie (with colour representing house), black trousers, black shoes with an optional V-neck pullover. Sport The school has a strong record in rugby, having won the Ulster Schools Cup 24 times and shared the cup