Beauxbatons Academy Of Magic

Beauxbatons is a French boarding school, so is operated like one. It offers reasonably priced boarding that is done on a weekly basis. So the students may arrive on Sunday night and sleep there if they like, but cannot sleep there on a Friday or Saturday night. Due to this constraint, all year round boarding is not offered, but a student seeking this may stay in the hotel in the nearby Village as they are willing to cater for similar costs and include the weekend. Students can stay here for just the holidays, weekends or all year round, but if they stay all year round, then they will be considered day students at the school as opposed to boarding students. They may end up missing out on certain activities and experiences if they do not board with the school, so the parents and/or students are urged to think this through carefully.

Boarding houses do not dictate classes, it is just where students spend most of their time outside of classes. There is a common room in the main school to encourage intermingling where students may spend there free time though. This is the same with the midday meal. Children eat as classes, instead of in their dorm houses Dining Chamber like they do for their morning and evening meals. This is also done to accommodate day students, though they may apply to attend morning and evening meals along with their specified boarding house. A nighttime meal is not offered on Sunday, but is offered on Friday, so the students are free to stay for this, but don’t have to. Students are expected to leave after and not dilly dally, unless they have prior settle upon activities to attend. Children are expected to arrive no later than one hour before lights out on a Sunday, but can arrive up to two hours before. They then have an hour or two free time (depending on what time they arrived) before lights out.

Boarding house rooms are usually have individual or double rooms, but a few are offered with multiple beds and may be used for differing reasons. Sometimes it helps to put a child that is home sick or acting up in with a group of children who will help them, whereas with others it helps to separate them. Students parents will always be contacted, but the school reserves the right to arrange students how they best see fit. If it is distressing to the student though, then the situation will be addressed immediately. Alternatively, if it is distressing or disliked by the parent(s), then they are allowed to remove their child immediately. The school would like to avoid this as much as possible though. Most of these such rooms are in the Anemone (Wildflower) Boarding House, so you may ask for your child not to be put here or for a certain type of room when the school is sorting the children into rooms. Certain rooms may be offered to better accommodate your child if they have a disability or require to attend with their Guide Animal.

## All Bording Houses

GBoarding House Emblem: The word Abeille written in a honey orange colour with a honey bee instead of a dot on the ‘i,’ it’s all on a pink circular background like it was just stamped onto the big star that encompasses it and appears on the schools coat of arms plainly.
Abeille (Honeybee) Boarding HouseGBoarding House Emblem: The word Abeille written in a honey orange colour with a honey bee instead of a dot on the ‘i,’ it’s all on a pink circular background like it was just stamped onto the big star that encompasses it and appears on the schools coat of arms plainly.
Anemone (Wildflower) Boarding HouseGBoarding House Emblem: The word Abeille written in a honey orange colour with a honey bee instead of a dot on the ‘i,’ it’s all on a pink circular background like it was just stamped onto the big star that encompasses it and appears on the schools coat of arms plainly.
Merles-Bleus (BlueBird) Boarding HouseGBoarding House Emblem: The word Papillon written in a thick brown colour with all the empty letter spaces coloured pink. The beginning P actually forms the latter half of a pink butterfly, the other side having no brown colour. It’s all on a ... circular background like it was just stamped onto the big star that encompasses it and appears on the schools coat of arms plainly.
Papillon (Butterfly) Boarding HouseGBoarding House Emblem: The word Abeille written in a honey orange colour with a honey bee instead of a dot on the ‘i,’ it’s all on a pink circular background like it was just stamped onto the big star that encompasses it and appears on the schools coat of arms plainly.
La Phalène (Moth) Boarding HouseGBoarding House Emblem: The word Abeille written in a honey orange colour with a honey bee instead of a dot on the ‘i,’ it’s all on a pink circular background like it was just stamped onto the big star that encompasses it and appears on the schools coat of arms plainly.
Sauterelle (Grasshopper) Boarding House