A Day School is a traditional educational institution where students attend classes during the day but return home in the evening, unlike boarding schools where students live on campus. Day schools can be Governmental, public or private, and they offer a range of academic programs from elementary through high school. The structure typically involves a regular school day, usually starting in the morning and ending in the afternoon, with various subjects taught by different educators.

Day schools are designed to provide a comprehensive education in core subjects like math, science, language arts, and social studies. In addition, extracurricular activities such as sports, music, and clubs are often offered to promote well-rounded development. Students typically go home at the end of each school day, allowing them to engage in after-school activities, spend time with family, or pursue individual interests.

These schools are the most common form of education and are known for their balance between structured learning and social interactions with peers. Day schools emphasize both academic achievement and personal growth, preparing students for further education or entry into the workforce. They are popular for their convenience, affordability (in the case of public schools), and a variety of opportunities for student development.