Morning preparation
Personal preparation and routines that help students begin the day.
Life at Holy Spirit
A place to belong.
A place to belong.
A routine to grow.
A closer look at day and boarding life within our school community.
Beyond the school day
More than a place to stay.
Boarding brings learning, daily routines and community life together.
For families considering boarding, it offers the opportunity for students to remain close to their education while developing independence, responsibility and positive relationships.
Contact the school to discuss current boarding arrangements, supervision, welfare provisions, visiting expectations and the requirements for your child’s entry level.
Ask about boarding
A purposeful rhythm
Balance throughout the day.
Classroom learning
Participation in lessons, practical activities and school programmes.
Private study
Time for reading, assignments, revision and academic preparation.
Recreation
Space to relax, form friendships and take part in appropriate activities.
Responsibility
Learning to care for personal belongings, shared spaces and other people.
Rest
Evening routines and adequate rest ahead of the next school day.
Questions to discuss with us.
Is boarding available for my child’s class?
Please contact the school to confirm availability and eligibility for the intended entry level.
What should a boarding student bring?
The school will provide the current list of required items and explain any restrictions during the admission process.
How do parents stay in touch?
Ask the school about current visiting arrangements, communication procedures and the appropriate contact for student welfare.
Can we visit before deciding?
Contact the school in advance to discuss a visit and the information your family would find helpful.
Your next step
Enquire about admission
A new chapter begins here.
Let’s talk about the right pathway for your child.