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Selecting a School

  • Early planning is advisable; allow at least 18 months
  • Identify the type of educational environment that would best suit the needs of your child: single sex, co-educational, highly selective or a school for the all-rounder
  • Special requirements: English as a Second Language, Dyslexia, ADHD, supported learning, medical conditions
  • Do you require the school to be in any particular area of the UK? Perhaps near family or friends with access to an airport.
  • Inform the present school of your intentions; the Principal will be required to write a reference
  • Have copies of school reports available
  • Be clear about if and when you are able to visit the schools selected. We advise families to visit three or four schools during term time, to ensure that you see the schools ‘in action'.

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How we assist in choosing a UK Boarding School

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  • recommend schools for your consideration that will best meet the needs of your child and your family
  • arrange for school prospectuses to be sent to you
  • offer help and advice to you and your family, every step of the way, in making this important decision
  • liaise between you and the schools

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Added: 2021-02-18
The school visit is very important in the process of choosing a boarding school for your child, we often say, it is not about the buildings and facilities but about the people that you meet.
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Added: 2021-02-18
Traditional UK boarding schools refer to English language teaching for international students as English as an Additional Language (EAL), English as a Second Language (ESL) or ESOL (English as a Second or Other Language).
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Added: 2021-02-18
A boarding school education is a serious consideration for British Forces families to ensure stability of education for their children.
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Added: 2021-02-18
Boys do learn differently from girls, teachers in a boys' school understand how a boy learns and as a result are quite successful in implementing the special teaching techniques required to achieve optimal results.
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Added: 2021-02-18
There is a body of research which suggests that girls do learn differently from boys. So, if that is the case, maybe you should consider a girls school for your daughter instead of sending her to a co-ed school.
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Added: 2021-02-18
The whole point of education is to prepare and equip children to thrive when they leave school. Life does not keep boys and girls separate. Universities, the workforce and pupils’ future lives will not feature a division of sexes.
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Added: 2021-02-18
UK Boarding schools take boarders from the age of 7yrs to 18yrs, the best age to start will depend on personal circumstances. We frequently meet mobile families where their jobs require them to move every two or three years.
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