The school does have a very small number of day pupils around 120.

It became an independent school for day pupils in 1924.

Most children are day pupils, but it also has one boarding house.

Initially the school had 13 boys, all of whom were day pupils.

Now with the boarding department closed there are over 800 day pupils.

Girls are admitted into the sixth form as day pupils.

Prior to this the last day pupil was admitted in 1983.

I was a day pupil, but the first five nights you had to board, as an introduction.

It was once home to both boarders and day pupils.

"It is also where my son goes to school, he's a day pupil.

They opened a boarding-school and a class for day pupils.

In addition the school was to be able to accommodate ninety day pupils.

By 1950 this had increased to 120 day pupils and 130 boarders.

In 1919 the school was given royal permission to admit day pupils.

The majority of day pupils live within 15 miles of the school.

Most boys are day pupils but the boarding programme is open to all.

Until 2000 the school accommodated both residential and day pupils.

The school once accepted both day pupils and boarders, but this is no longer the case.

The school's first class consisted of six boarders and two day pupils.

Each house has around 70 boys with a mix of both boarders and day pupils.

It now accepts day pupils but is still predominantly a boarding school.

It serves girls from ages 4 to 18 as boarding or day pupils.

Although it has boarding facilities, the majority of the school's students are day pupils, living locally.

The house system is based on gender and status as a day pupil or boarder.

The school catered for a mixture of residential and day pupils.

At that time, women were allowed only as day students.

It also allowed day students from the area as well.

With around 30 of these being day students from the surrounding area.

Day students often stay on after school to use these facilities.

The school is open to both resident and day students.

As for day students, their number climbed in less than five years from 40 to 130.

It is also open to the day students of the surrounding area.

After beginning with 20 students in 1858, the Mount has a present day student body of 560.

There were 152 residential and 44 day students in 2008.

The last day students attended these schools was June 11, 2009.

There are 21 day students aged between 10 and 18.

Every day students start at 8:05 by going to chapel services held in the church.

The majority of them will likely be Dutch, especially the international day students.

In 1946, men were first enrolled as regular day students.

On this day students perform community service in her honor.

Girls are admitted and welcome to the school as day students.

It has a capacity of just over 100 day students from ages 3-11.

To the Sunday sales would come many of the day students is well as the borders.

The school has facilities for both boarding and day students.

Day students returned to their homes and were required to report to the local city hospital daily.

One third of the student body are day students.

There were a few day students, male and females, from local towns.

The remaining 19 percent of the student body are day students from the surrounding communities.

There are 41 boarders, 5 day students, and 20 teachers.

This school has 350 boarding and day students in grades 9 - 12.