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Day school vs Boarding school

Here are some differences between day school and boarding school given by Eduminatti one of the best admission providers in India.

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Day school vs Boarding school

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  1. BOARDING SCHOOL v/s DAY SCHOOL

  2. ABOUT DAY SCHOOL A day school isa the school where students go their, attend classes till the session off and return back to home. They are no need to stay whole day in the school. Day School usually goes for 5-6 hours a day. The students of day schools are living outside the school.

  3. ABOUT BOARDING SCHOOL Boarding school is very different as compare to the day school. As a boarding school is the residential school where students are live at hostels under the monitoring of wardens in the school campus. The students may go home during the vacations or on the emergency situation.

  4. ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES BOARDING SCHOOL • Boarding school offers a completely unique education experience, with many advantages over other education experiences. • Intensive international programs are a priority for boarding schools. • Strict routine and independence from parents fosters self-reliance among boarding school boys and girls. • The boarding school environment offers opportunities for personal growth and social development that are unavailable through other means. • Teachers and older students in a boarding school environment are uniquely supportive of younger students. • Boarding school is more expensive than other education options. • This is the biggest challenge of boarding for many students, but of course this also fosters independence and personal growth. • Parents need to be wary of sending kids to school too young or when they have not matured enough. • Boarding school are not immune to problems with bullying

  5. ADVANTAGES DAY SCHOOL • Day schools are less expensive than the boarding schools. • Upon leaving school, your children will become increasingly independent and may not ever live at home again. • If your child is particularly fiendish at ice skating or some similarly niche pursuit which is not usually offered at boarding school, you may be stunting a great talent which your child, if at day school, could be working on in the evenings. • In general, day schools dominate the league tables because they are more selective than boarding schools. The pace is a lot quicker and everything is crammed between 8.30am and 4.30pm. • Remember that education doesn’t only happen at school, where teachers are often under strain to stick to the curriculum and focus on exams. DISADVANTAGES • Students have less chances to build their confidence as compared to boarding school. • If school is far away than it kills time in travelling. • The habit of bunking may develop in students. • Limited time of day schools lead to neglecting of extra curricular activities like sports,arts etc. Compromise with school closer to home . • If both parents are working than day school are not suitable.

  6. DAY SCHOOL EDUCATION For students who are studious, and have a specific academic goal in mind, day schools present an ideal setting in which to chase that aim. The mix of academic-focus at school and living at home (with certain targeted classes that parents can organise after-school hours) create a conducive environment for concerted studies that might be difficult at boarding school. Having shared some home truths of both systems of education, a parent really ought to make a decision between boarding and day-school education, chiefly based on their child’s inclinations, preferences, personality, passions, interests and leanings. By and large, kids who are more keen on extra-curricular activities than academics and have an innate sense of confidence will shine at boarding school. While those who are more academic focused and are not terribly outgoing will perhaps be better served by a day- school education.

  7. BOARDING SCHOOL EDUCATION Interviews of several educational experts and academics specializing in boarding schools reaffirmed that education in boarding schools teaches students about routines in life and the art of being organized. According to them, it provides a support structure and prepares students for the challenges they will face as adults.Boarding administrators believe that a boarding school education is not just about academics; it’s also about character building in children through extracurricular activities. It imparts life skills and prepares children for leadership roles.Educators promote the fact that boarders live out values like confidence, humility, resilience, courage, kindness, determination, and hard work that are only mentioned in passing in regular classroom teaching.Statistics show that 50% of the students in any boarding school are the only child of parents. In this way, boarding schools may salvage such students from growing up in seclusion and boredom.

  8. CONCLUSION As your child gets older, he or she may develop the maturity to handle the independence that comes with boarding school, which typically starts at middle or high school. This more immersive route of education offers ample opportunities for kids to grow as human beings, build meaningful relationships with peers and teachers, and realize their full academic and life potential, says Peter Upham, executive director of The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS), which represents about 300 boarding schools across the U.S., Canada and abroad. www.eduminatti.com

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