How is a residential school different from day boarding and the variation in the role of the Principal in these schools.

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Residential schools differ from day boarding in terms of accommodation and supervision. The role of the Principal varies accordingly.

Residential schools provide accommodation to students while day boarding schools do not.
Residential schools have a higher level of supervision as students are under the care of the school 24/7.
The role of the Principal in a residential school involves overseeing the living arrangements and ensuring the well-being of the students.
In a day boarding school, the Principal's role is more focused on academic and administrative matters.
The Principal of a day boarding school may have to work closely with parents to ensure the students' needs are met outside of school hours.

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