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As well as the practical benefits which boarding delivers to parents and pupils, the St Hugh's boarding experience involves being part of a community in which children can flourish.

BOARDING OPTIONS

WEEKLY BOARDING: children arrive on Monday morning (alongside all other pupils) and stay until 10am on Saturday morning.

FLEXI BOARDING: children can be booked in to spend between two and four nights per week.

APPLICATIONS TO BOARD

Parents and children who are considering becoming boarders are encouraged to arrange a time to visit the boarding house for a tour and the opportunity to ask questions.

Boarding places are booked in advance on a termly basis. Parents wishing to reserve a weekly or flexi boarding place should respond to the boarding request link sent during the second half of each term. Requests for a boarding place partway through a term can be made by contacting the Houseparents boarding@st-hughs.co.uk and will depend upon availability.  

Allocation of places: applications are prioritised according to the number of nights requested: weekly places are allocated first, and then flexi places starting with those requesting the greater number of nights.

INFORMATION

On this page you will see links to Handbooks and information which detail what it means to be a boarder at St Hugh's - the structure, ethos, expectations and opportunities.

If you would like your child to begin boarding or have any queries, please contact Mr Tom Judge: boarding@st-hughs.co.uk.

Staff

House Parents

Mr Freddie Auld

Mrs Rachel Auld

Assistant House Parent Miss Angelina Archer

House Tutors

Mrs Jessica Blythe
Mr Richard Clarke
Miss Sarah Coles
Miss Sally Ewins
Mr David Griffiths
Miss Taysie Gujral
Mr Jonathan Harris-Bass
Mr Bertrand Leullier
Mr Dan Maitland
Mr Ben Rogers
Gap students
Head Nurse (Nurse Fiona)
Email
Mrs Fiona Lines
nurse@st-hughs.co.uk

Matrons: Non-resident

Email

Mrs Denise Pargeter
Mrs Kim Titcombe
matrons@st-hughs.co.uk
School Telephone Number 01367 870700
Houseparents 01367 870712
Matrons (Day Room) 01367 870715
Email boarding@st-hughs.co.uk

DAILY ROUTINE

  • 7.15am  Boarders woken by Houseparents
  • 7.45am  Breakfast
  • 8.25am  School begins: registration in form rooms
  • 4.40pm  School ends
  • 4.45 - 5.30pm  Supervised clubs, activities and free time
  • 5.30pm  Supper
  • 6.30pm  Supervised prep
  • 7.00pm  Prep ends for junior pupils
  • 7.30pm  Prep ends for Y5, Y6, Y7 and (on Friday) Y8
  • 7.30 - 8.30pm  Supervised activities
  • 7.50 - 8.10 pm  Snacks in the dining room

Boarders then have free time until their bedtimes. Music practice and reading time are built in to the boarders' routines.

BEDTIMES

The system of bedtimes differs depending on age, the simple principle being that the older the pupil the later the bedtime.

Years 3, 4 Upstairs at 7.30 p.m Lights out at 8.00 p.m
Year 5 Upstairs at 8.00 p.m Lights out at 8.30 p.m
Year 6 Upstairs at 8.15 p.m Lights out at 8.45 p.m
Years 7, 8 Upstairs at 8.45 p.m Lights out at 9.15 p.m

BOARDING FEES

Please refer to the Admissions section of the website for full details of boarding fees.

PARENTS' BOARDING HANDBOOK

PUPILS' BOARDING HANDBOOK

WEEKLY BOARDING FAQ

FLEXI BOARDING FAQ

FLEXI BOARDERS' CHECKLIST

Boarders' behaviour is exemplary and they thrive in the nurturing atmosphere.

Independent Schools Inspectorate