The front entrance of the EKIS school building framed by palms

Residential Programme · Grades 8–12

The Residential Programme, Grades 8–12: senior years taken seriously

A distinct programme for a distinct stage of life — structured days, supervised care, and values lived daily.

A senior student in EKIS uniform with a backpack, walking across the campus
A senior student in EKIS uniform holding a tablet in a school corridor
Two senior students in EKIS uniform working through a workbook together at a classroom desk

The programme, defined

What the Residential Programme is

Where can a teenager live, study and grow with real supervision? Our answer is boarding for Grades 8 to 12, on the EKIS campus.

Deliberately a programme, not the school's identity: EKIS is a day school at heart, with its own routines, staff and admissions route for the senior years.

  1. Its Own Route

    Residential admission runs separately from the day school, on its own timeline, confirmed with you.

  2. A Stated Rhythm

    Families agree a communication rhythm in writing before admission: what you receive, and how often.

What families weigh, answered

Supervision that is real

Residential staff live with the programme; days are structured from waking to lights-out. Residential staffing roles and ratios are confirmed with families at admission.

Character as daily rhythm

Reflection, character and community are part of the residential day — held warmly, as family life would hold them.

Study with structure

Supervised preparation time every day, with academic support from programme staff.

A campus, not a hostel block

Residents live within the EKIS campus with its sports, labs and library — a school around them, not just a room.

Residential Life