Introduction Boarding schools are designed to provide students with quality education in a disciplined environment. While they offer certain benefits such as independence and academic focus, they also come with significant drawbacks. Many students face emotional, social, and psychological challenges that can affect their overall developments. One of the major negative effects of boarding school is emotional stress. Children who are separated from their families at a young age often experience homesickness and feelings of loneliness. This emotional distance can also weaken the bond between parents and children, as limited communication reduces family closeness. Another problem is peer pressure and bullying. Since students spend most of their time with peers, they are more exposed to negative influences. Cases of bullying, intimidation, or unhealthy senior–junior relationships can affect a student’s confidence and sense of security. Additionally, the strict structure and high expect...