Boarding in depth
"When my mum and I were looking at schools in Somerset, we chose Sidcot because of its multicultural character. My mum wanted this to be part of my childhood.
People are so nice here, which sounds a bit cheesy but it’s true. My dad asked me the other day if anyone got bullied here and I actually couldn’t think of anyone; at most schools you wouldn’t find that, I think."
Find out more
- Explore a boarding house
- Meet a boarder
- Where is Sidcot? And how do you get here?
- What happens in the evenings and weekends?
- What's the food like?
- Do you get your own bedroom?
Full / weekly / Flexi
There are a number of different ways you can board at Sidcot READ MORE
Look at the Houses and meet our Houseparents
The facilities in each of the five boarding houses are similar. Bedrooms are in a range of configurations and in all Houses, the senior pupils will either have their own study bedroom or share a room with one other pupil. READ MORE
A Liberal Education
The Quaker emphasis on ‘letting your life speak’ means that the effect of every aspect of the school has been carefully considered, so that every facet of school life can teach a lesson. READ MORE
Being looked after
Living away from home, it's important that you are well looked after. The pastoral care is excellent, the food is great and the School has its own Health Centre.
Sidcot Academic English School (overseas)
Overseas students wishing to study at Sidcot School can take advantage of the Sidcot Academic English School READ MORE
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