WA Boarding Schools

[~clover~]

Thanks guys

I'm going to look into the school at Albany alot more. I wasn't sure about DD2 & boarding, but I might feel better if it was only 2.5 hours away rather than 4. She might handle it better. The schools here aren't much of an option...

[Phteven]

I went to a co-ed boarding school and before that to an all girls one. The co-ed school was a lot less um..... hysterical. It could have just been because the headmistress at the girl's school was an utter tool and the headmistress at the co-ed school was one of the most remarkable and stylish women I have ever met rather than a result of having no Y chromosones about. Who knows.

[onthefly]

There are some. but can't remember names. if you google, you shall find.

i know people who went to all-girls schools. they got up to HEAPS of trouble. (and yes, these were very good schools)

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I was thinking an all girls school would be less distraction... But at the same time without boys around all the time it might be worse!

I'll just have to read all I can about every school & decide from there. Forget the boy/girl thing & see which one feels better to me.

Thanks all