Benefits of boarding

• Children learned how to be responsible at Boarding School.
• They have plenty of home comforts and offer a warm welcome.
• Boarding School students are uniquely prepared for university life.
• Students are conditioned for future success because they are encouraged to achieve their full potential at Boarding School.
• Children at Boarding Schools acquire an independence they would not have living at home.
• Boarding School live helps children develop confidence and independence.
• The residential campus environment ensures that students are exposed to an educational world where learning is central to all activities. It’s a unique focused setting that promotes common experience.
• A major part of the boarding life experience creates camaraderie, friendship, trust and honesty between children and adults.
• Boarders have the best of both worlds – a ready-made circle of friends in their boarding house and the opportunity to learn together.
• Most boarding schools have amazing sports facilities.
• Boarding Schools traditionally have highly qualified teachers who see their work as a calling – not a job. Generally discipline is higher at a boarding schools leaving more time for educators to teach and less time trying to control the students.
• They provide continuity, for example for children whose parents’ work involves frequent changes of location or where parents work long hours.
• Students don’t just have to manage their own affairs, they learn how to live and deal with other people.
• Boarding schools offer a range of worthwhile evening and weekend activities. Generally week evening are structured with set learning, homework, prep or study times.

Source: Boarding Schools UK – Boarding Schools UK