Boarding school

A school where students live on campus during the academic term rather than commuting from home. It combines classroom instruction with residential supervision and communal life.

Day school: A school whose students attend classes but live at home. Its students commute instead of sharing the campus's residential life.
Military academy: An educational institution that combines academic study with military training or preparation. Some military academies house students as part of a highly structured routine.
Medieval university: A European institution of higher learning that developed during the Middle Ages. Residential colleges and student communities at medieval universities predate many modern boarding schools.
Peer socialization: The process by which people learn norms and behaviors through interaction with others of similar age or status. Continuous contact with classmates makes peers especially influential in residential schools.
Dormitory: A residential building that provides sleeping quarters for students or other residents. It is the central living space in many boarding schools.
United World Colleges: A network of international schools that brings students from many countries together for pre-university education. Its residential campuses use shared living to support international and intercultural education.
Public school (United Kingdom): A traditionally fee-charging, independent secondary school in the United Kingdom, often with boarding. These schools became a prominent model of elite boarding education in Britain.
School belonging: A student's sense of being accepted, valued, and included within a school community. Shared campus life can strengthen community ties while making exclusion harder to escape.
House system: A school structure that divides students into smaller groups for community, pastoral care, or competition. Some boarding schools organize residential life and student identity around houses.
Therapeutic boarding school: A residential school that combines education with structured therapeutic support for young people. It extends the boarding model to students needing sustained educational and therapeutic services.

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