The Boarding House routine is flexible, fitting the needs of the children staying overnight, but below is a general overview of the morning and evening routines.
The children finish school and complete prep work.
Supper is served in our Dining Room, including main meals, salads, hot and cold desserts and fresh fruit. You can see the current supper menu on our School Meals page.
Evening activities begin. The range of activities for boarders is diverse, and aims to inspire and equip the children with a wide range of life skills, through a series of activities run by members of staff and visiting adults. They range from unusual and interesting games to learning practical skills that can be used again and again. These include Spotlight, Scottish dancing, archery, cooking, craft making, card games, to name but a few. All our boarders enjoy additional activities each night, and we make sure everyone is provided with continued care and encouragement in the Boarding House.
Activities finish and the children ascend to the Boarding House to begin their evening routine which includes evening showers, quiet time in the Games Room and reading before lights out.
The children are woken up.
A hot breakfast is served in the Dining Room, as well as porridge, cereal, toast, fruit and yoghurt. You can view the current Breakfast menu on our School Meals page.
The children leave the Boarding House and begin the school day.
