My 14 year old daughter has recently left the boarding school she has attended since she was 6 as it was closing down. We moved her to another boarding school where 2 of her friends were going. Since starting at the beginning of this term, these two girls have dropped her, settled in, and began to make her life a misery 'turning people against her' as she says. She has always loved boarding, but is struggling to settle and I am now suffering from dreadful tearful phone calls numerous times a day. The established girls are therefore understandably hesitant about making friends which is compounding the problem. My daughter has been described as 'quirky'. She is not interested in boys, very clever and would rather watch QI than Britains Got Talent. It breaks my heart to see her like this, she was always such a popular girls at her old school, tipped to be head girl. Does any one have any ideas or tips as to how I can help her. She is coming home this weekend so we can look at another school, but I don't think that is the answer. The pastoral care at her new school is excellent, but she is so angry and resistant to help.