What about Moor Park School, a private boarding school in the UK?

Moor Park was established in 1964 as a co-educational private boarding school. The school was founded in 1964 and currently has 220 boys and girls. The school is situated in Shropshire and covers an area of 85 acres, which is approximately the size of 43 standard soccer pitches. The school has a number of well-equipped facilities, such as two science laboratories, a large design technology center, an art classroom with a loft for students interested in art, two computer rooms, a music academy with practice rooms, and an on-site library.

The school has a teacher-student ratio of about 1:7, with a high proportion of graduates going on to senior secondary schools, 35% of whom receive full scholarships to these schools. International students study the full range of British primary subjects alongside local students, and the school also offers a specialized English support program.

The youngest boarders here start at around seven years old, and the school is a comfortable and pleasant building, with three meals and a wide range of after-school activities, as well as weekend and holiday boarding.

There are excellent facilities for teaching and learning. Two science laboratories, a design technology center, an art classroom (including a special resource building for art students), two computers, a conservatory with separate practice rooms, and an on-campus library.

Outdoors there are also six sports fields, all-weather courts, a swimming pool, a large gymnasium, all-weather tennis and head courts, an outdoor training ground, a theater auditorium, a forest campus, and more.