do you know the names of the houses?
Yes, its Cayley, Cazalet, Lings and Macgregor.
Claremont Fan Court School
Since 1933, Fan Court School has used a house system, starting with three houses (Cayley, Lings and Macgregor) followed by the addition of a fourth by 1936 (Cazalet). Cayley and Cazalet were named after benefactors of the school. 
what is denbies? It is a large estate where is it located? To the northwest of Dorking in Surrey, England what is so important about this estate? It was developed as a weekend retreat, that had views of the Surrey landscape. who owns the estate? It was first owned by John Denby. can you please name any river that is present in the mentioned county? Thames which football clubs would you find here? Ash United, Badshot Lea, Banstead Athletic, Camberley Town, Chessington & Hook United, etc. are there any places worth visiting? Yes, there is the Surrey Hills, Claremont Landscape Garden, the Devil's Punch Bowl, Royal Botanic Gardens and a few others. the second garden you just mentioned, who takes care of it? Claremont Fan Court School can you please describe the garden? It is  one of the earliest surviving gardens of its kind of landscape design, the English Landscape Garden, still featuring its original 18th-century layout. can you please name some alumni from the school you just mentioned? UNANSWERABLE what is the school's motto? UNANSWERABLE does the school teach boys or girls or both? It is a co-educational school for pupils from 2½ to 18 years. are they placed in houses? Yes, on entering the school pupils join one of the four houses.
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Claremont Fan Court School [SEP] Houses
On entering the school pupils join one of the following four houses: Various school interhouse activities take place throughout the year in addition to the House point system and sports day. These have included competitions in: singing, film creation, drawing, recycled fashion, engineering and cooking. Since 1933, Fan Court School has used a house system, starting with three houses (Cayley, Lings and Macgregor) followed by the addition of a fourth by 1936 (Cazalet). Cayley and Cazalet were named after benefactors of the school. Claremont School introduced its house system in 1928 with four houses (Normans, Saxons, Tudors and Stuarts).