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For students living too far from Juba to commute: full room, board, and supervision, on top of standard tuition.

Room, meals, study time and supervision give students a steady base close to campus.
See what boarding includesBoarding is billed as an addition to standard tuition, not a replacement. A boarding student pays the regular tuition for their form plus the boarding fee below, on the same termly schedule.
The boarding fee covers a shared dormitory room, three meals a day, laundry twice weekly, and supervised evening study hours. It does not cover uniforms, personal toiletries, or weekend outings, which are billed separately or paid for directly by the family.
Boarders follow the same academic calendar and stream placement as day students. Boarding affects where a student lives, not which stream, program, or exam track they are on.
Boarding places are limited and allocated on a first-come basis once a student is admitted. Request one on the standard admissions application rather than through a separate process. Because space is capped at 60, families for whom boarding is essential, rather than a preference, are encouraged to apply early in the September to October window.