Boarding Schools Explained - The Right Choice?

 

Boarding School Education

Members of a boarding house are encouraged to feel like an extended family. Boarding school pupils literally live in their houses during term-time: they sleep in dormitories or study-bedrooms, study in their studies or in a communal study area and relax in a television or common room. 

A range of independent, fee-paying, public and private schools, (together with approximately 40 state schools) provide a boarding school education.

Many boarding schools offer flexible boarding options, ranging from an occasional overnight stay to the traditional full-boarding model. Sleeping arrangements vary too as we explain below.


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