City of David
A boys' boarding house shaped by discipline, brotherhood, evening prep, and adult mentorship.
Boarding Life
A structured second home for focused growth.
City of David and Abigail's Palace provide supervised residential accommodation with meals, study hours, mentorship, chapel, and daily rhythm.
Abigail's Palace
A girls' boarding house designed for warmth, dignity, supervised study, and confident independence.
Daily rhythm
A day that balances learning, worship, sport, meals, study, and rest.
Boarding life follows a steady rhythm so students know what to expect, build healthy habits, and feel supported from morning to lights out.
6:30 Wake-up
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
7:30 Assembly & devotion
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
8:00 Classes
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
3:30 Sport and clubs
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
5:30 Dinner
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
6:30 Study hall
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
9:00 Lights out
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
Sunday 10:30 Worship
Structured boarding routines help parents know their child is seen, guided, and cared for.
Care signals
The reassurance parents need before choosing boarding.
Houseparents
Resident adults provide mentorship, structure, and nightly oversight.
Meals
Three daily meals from the academy kitchen support focus and wellbeing.
Study Hours
Evening prep builds discipline and keeps academic support close.
Worship
Devotions and Sunday church help students grow spiritually.
Health
Medical needs and wellbeing concerns are treated with parent-visible care.
Safety
Controlled campus entry, supervision, and routines provide confidence.
Parent confidence
Boarding should feel aspirational and safe, never vague.
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City of David
Abigail's Palace
Three daily meals and supervised prep
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Next step
Come see the environment parents talk about.
Applications and visits are the two fastest ways to understand whether Adullam is the right home for your child.