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List of boarding schools

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The Makó boarding school

This list includes notable boarding schools (where some or all pupils study and live during the school year).

Africa

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Cameroon

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Gambia

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Ghana

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The drummers of Minsk Suvorov Military School during the 2017 Minsk Independence Day Parade. The institution is the only military high school in Belarus.

Kenya

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Malawi

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Namibia

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Nigeria

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South Africa

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Swaziland

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Tanzania

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Uganda

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Zambia

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Zimbabwe

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Asia

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Armenia

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Bangladesh

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Brunei Darussalam

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China

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Hong Kong

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India

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Japan

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Kazakhstan

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Korea

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Most international, foreign language high schools and self-regulated schools in Korea are boarding schools. Below are examples.

Malaysia

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International schools:

Nepal

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Pakistan

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Philippines

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Singapore

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Tajikistan

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Thailand

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Middle East

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Bahrain

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Iran

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Jordan

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United Arab Emirates

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Oceania

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Australia

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New Zealand

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North Island

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South Island

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Europe

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Austria

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Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Czech Republic

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Denmark

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France

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Germany

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Ireland

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Italy

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Netherlands

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Norway

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Portugal

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Romania

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Sweden

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Switzerland

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Turkey

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United Kingdom

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North America

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Canada

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Alberta

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British Columbia

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Manitoba

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New Brunswick

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Nova Scotia

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Ontario

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Quebec

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Saskatchewan

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United States

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Central America

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Costa Rica

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South America

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Argentina

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Brazil

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References

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  1. ^ "UWC Costa Rica". uwccostarica.org (in Spanish). Retrieved 2015-04-14.