02 - What Is Boarding School Really Like? A Former Pupil Shares Her Experience
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In this episode of Boarding School Matters, Sarah Capewell and Melissa Hatton are joined by a very special guest - Sarah's daughter, Tilly, who spent five years as a full boarder at Repton School.
From first-day nerves and homesickness to lifelong friendships and discovering independence, Tilly shares an honest account of her boarding school experience and reflects on how it prepared her for life beyond school.
Together they explore daily life in a boarding house, the role of house parents and matrons, the friendships that develop, and the life skills that boarding can nurture.
Whether you're considering boarding school for your child or simply curious about what life is really like behind the boarding house doors, this episode offers an authentic student perspective that parents rarely get to hear.
In this episode:
- What it's really like to start boarding school at 13
- A typical day in a boarding house
- Making friends and overcoming homesickness
- The importance of house parents and matrons
- Life beyond the classroom
- The confidence and resilience boarding develops
- Would Tilly choose boarding school again?
Boarding School Matters is produced and edited by Mike Roberts at Making Digital Real, helping podcasts sound exceptional and reach the audiences that matter.