Day school
Your child comes to campus in the morning and goes home in the afternoon — like a classic school, just with a completely different day inside. For families living near a campus.
True Life School will also run as a boarding school. The campus, the day and the guides are the same in every model — what changes is where your child sleeps: at home every evening, on campus during the school week, or on campus all week long.
Every family has a different geography and rhythm. That is why the same school comes in three attendance models.
Your child comes to campus in the morning and goes home in the afternoon — like a classic school, just with a completely different day inside. For families living near a campus.
From Monday to Friday your child lives in the boarding house on campus, with tutors and friends; weekends belong to the family. For families outside the city and children who thrive on a weekly rhythm.
Your child lives on campus all week, weekends included, with a full weekend program: trips, projects, sport. For families living far away or abroad — and for the international track.
In weekly boarding and full boarding, the afternoon does not end the day — evenings have their own rhythm, with adults who know your child.
There is no better or worse model — there is the one that fits your family this year.
Up to ~30 minutes of commute, day school works great. Beyond that, weekly boarding often gives the child more rest than a daily drive.
Boarding models suit older children best. We discuss the fit individually during admissions — honestly, in both directions.
The model is a choice, not a sentence: you can change it during the year as your situation changes.
There is no single cut-off — it depends on the child. As a rule of thumb boarding serves older students best, and we assess the fit together with parents during admissions.
Yes. Families move between day, weekly boarding and full boarding as their situation changes, subject to place availability at the campus.
Resident tutors who live on campus. Care never depends on technology — at night it is simply adults, awake and nearby.