There is no difference in facilities for day boys and many flexi-board regularly. Year 9 go into dormitories for the first year and thereafter will have a single or double study for the remainder of their time at Seaford. The other years do activities after the 6.00 - 7.00pm Supper break. The Houses all have Housemasters, Resident staff and tutors who do evening duties. They are split into tutor groups by year groupings which means that the typical size of a tutorial group would be about 10 students.
Tutors liase carefully with teachers and parents to ensure effective progress.
The Senior School does Saturday morning lessons followed by Sports' Matches in the afternoon. There are activities organised for boarders on Sundays and these tend to be of the 'adventurous' kind. The Senior Girls' House currently has 60 young ladies and works exactly as the boys' equivalent. The only significant difference is that the younger girls stay in small dormitories until the end of year 10. By September 2002, all girls in year 11 or above will have double or single rooms and a development for twenty to thirty young ladies, with ensuite facilities, is due to be finished in September 2001.