Finborough Showcases Character Education at British Boarding Schools Workshop

November 11, 2025 Read time: 2Min/s
Finborough School displays pull up banners and other marketing collateral at the BBSN workshop.

Finborough School, nestled in the Suffolk countryside, proudly represented Forfar Education at the recent British Boarding Schools Network (BBSN) workshop. This is a unique and inspiring event that brings together boarding school professionals and international education agents from around the globe.

Carole Heritage, Head of International Admissions, and Steven Clark, Head of Finborough School, attended the workshop to introduce delegates to the school’s distinctive approach to character education and the very best of British boarding. They welcomed member agents into the world of Finborough, sharing insights into the school’s values-driven ethos and showcasing its newly refurbished boarding houses.

“The BBSN workshop is a remarkable opportunity to go around the world in one room,” said Carole Heritage. “It’s a chance to build meaningful connections with agents who are passionate about helping families find the right educational fit. We were delighted to share how Finborough nurtures character, confidence, and community in every student.”

A Commitment to Excellence

Forfar has recently made a significant investment into the refurbishment of the boarding houses at Finborough. The project is now nearing completion. It is part of a broader commitment to enhancing the student experience and creating a nurturing, inspiring environment for its boarding community. Steven Clark explained, “Our boarding houses have been thoughtfully redesigned to reflect the comfort, care, and culture that define Finborough. It was a pleasure to show how our boarding experience supports academic excellence and personal growth.”

Altogether, the BBSN workshop continues to be a cornerstone event for international boarding school engagement. It offers schools like Finborough a platform to connect, collaborate, and celebrate the global reach of British education.

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