Definition school in British English

after-school (adjective) approved school (noun) boarding school (noun) business school (noun) charter school (noun) church school (noun) circumcision school (noun) comprehensive school (noun) convent school (noun) cram school (noun) cut (phrase) day school (noun) driving school (noun) elementary school (noun) faith school (noun) feeder school (noun) finishing school (noun) free school (noun) grad school (noun) grade school (noun) graduate school (noun) grammar school (noun) high school (noun) infant school (noun) initiation school (noun) intermediate school (noun) junior high school (noun) junior school (noun) medical school (noun) middle school (noun) night school (noun) nursery school () old school () out of etc (phrase) pre-school (adjective) prep school (noun) preparatory school (noun) primary school (noun) private school (noun) public school (noun) school (noun) school (verb) school age (noun) school bell (noun) school board (noun) school bus (noun) school dinner (noun) school district (noun) school friend (noun) school governor (noun) school night (noun) School of the Air () school of thought (noun) school refusal (noun) school year (noun) school-leaver (noun) secondary school (noun) senior high school (noun) special school (noun) state school (noun) summer school (noun) Sunday school (noun) teach etc (phrase) the old school (noun) the old school tie (noun) the school of hard knocks (noun) the school run (noun) upper school (noun)