Another two forms are created for the 11+ entrance. In Year 7, the curriculum remains broadly the same as in Year 6. Going into Year 8, the year group is split into those who will take Common Entrance or a similar exam for their chosen future school and those who embark on what is known as the "Scholarship Course", in which they prepare for scholarship papers to their chosen future schools. In Year 8, there are four forms, two for those who will take Common Entrance, typically containing 18 or 19 boys each, and two other forms containing boys on the "Scholarship Course" – typically these forms will contain 16 students each. One scholarship form will contain exclusively those preparing for The Challenge, the Scholarship exam to Westminster School, whilst the other will also contain boys preparing for scholarship exams to other schools. Greek is added as an additional subject but is optional for scholarship boys going to other schools which do not require Greek. These boys do Latin separately during Greek lessons  The school is organised into 4 houses, based on the charges on the Westminster Abbey, Westminster School and Westminster Under School coat of arms: Tudors (Red), Lions (Blue), Fleuries (Green) and Martlets (Yellow). There are regular inter-house competitions during the school year, including music, Scrabble and Chess. All the houses have a House Captain, Vice Captain and between two and four Monitors, selected from the Year 8s, who are changed every term. This is done in such a way that most of Year 8 will be either a House Captain, Vice Captain, Head Boy or Monitor at some point during the year. The school has many Extras (or clubs) boys can take part in. These extras include bridge, chess, swimming, fencing, judo, karate, mandarin, LAMDA, indoor and outdoor cricket, indoor football, cooking, photography, climbing, table tennis and outdoor tennis. Extras take place after school time.