The presence of a guardian for foreign students under 18 years old is a mandatory requirement of educational institutions and the immigration service of the United Kingdom.

The well-being of the child is no less important than academic achievements.
The main components of such relationships are support and trust.

The guardian represents the interests of parents and the child concerning the broad concept of “well-being,” including health, welfare, mental, and emotional state. Continuous communication between the guardian, the child, parents, and the school ensures care and support.