If a child goes abroad to complete their secondary education without being accompanied by their parents, they will attend one of the so-called Boarding Schools, where students study and live together on campus. The first such schools appeared in England, but today there are boarding schools in many countries around the world, although Bulgarian Families are primarily interested in Europe and North America.
Boarding schools usually have several separate buildings and a significant territory. They may be located in the center of a large city like London or be situated on extensive grounds with parks and sports facilities. In addition to classrooms, the educational buildings typically include well-equipped laboratories, conference rooms, theater and music halls, dance studios, and computer rooms.
In addition to choosing a destination, it is advisable to consult with Darbi’s consultants when selecting the educational system your child will follow. Different schools offer education based on globally recognized levels of English secondary education (GCSE and A-level), as well as the American, German, and French educational systems, and the international IB program for secondary education. Each system has its own features and specific characteristics that you need to consider. Furthermore, the country where the school is located also influences education with its unique customs, culture, and educational traditions.