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50 Tips for starting boarding school

Even if you’ve been to a day school before, starting boarding school is an entirely new, exciting, and, on occasions, difficult experience. Learning how to balance any tears and homesickness with the new friends and new experiences that come with starting a new boarding school makes all the difference to performance and attitude at school. This also has a huge impact on levels of confidence and subsequently leads to a happier school life.

50 Tips for Starting Boarding School is an instant source of valuable ideas to help you deal with starting boarding school more easily.

Author: Rhiannon Williams, written when she was a new boarder.

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