The dormitory is located on campus, allowing students to easily walk to classrooms, libraries or restaurants, saving commuting time and improving learning efficiency.

Accommodation life can help students learn to be independent, develop time management and self-care skills, and prepare for future university life. Students need to plan their daily routines and handle personal affairs, and these experiences will contribute to their long-term development.

In the dormitory environment, students learn and grow together with their roommates or classmates, and improve their academic performance through mutual encouragement and support. Dormitory life makes it easier for students to establish study groups, promote learning exchanges, and improve learning outcomes.

Dormitory life provides an opportunity to develop strong friendships with students from different families. In the process of spending time together, students develop trust and tacit understanding. These friendships often last a lifetime and even develop into valuable connections for career development in the future.

Boarding schools will provide regular schedules and study arrangements to help students develop good time management habits and learn how to balance schoolwork and life. This structured lifestyle can effectively reduce procrastination and improve learning efficiency.

The dormitory is not only a place to study, but also the best environment to develop interests and talents. The school and dormitories will offer a variety of sports, arts, science and community activities to enable students to explore their interests, discover their potential and enhance their interpersonal relationship building skills.

Boarding students can enjoy balanced and nutritious meals to ensure adequate nutrition and develop healthy eating habits. A healthy diet is good for your health and has a great impact on the growth of adolescents. Accommodation can provide you with a balanced and healthy diet.

Dormitory managers and counselors provide round-the-clock care and support to ensure students' safety and physical and mental health, giving parents greater peace of mind.