Pronunciation

/skəʊl/

Definitions

Noun

1. School: An educational institution where children typically attend to learn various subjects under the guidance of teachers.

   • Example: “She attended a prestigious school in London.”
   • Synonyms: institution, academy, college, institution of learning

2. Schooling: The process of receiving formal education.

   • Example: “He received a good schooling that prepared him well for his career.”
   • Synonym: education

3. School system: The organized framework for educating children within a particular region or country.

   • Example: “The Finnish school system is often praised for its effectiveness.”
   • Synonym: educational system

Verb

1. To attend school or receive an education.

   • Example: “The children are eager to start school again after the summer break.”
   • Synonym: study, learn

2. To teach or give lessons at a school.

   • Example: “The teacher was busy schooling the class on history.”
   • Synonym: instruct, educate

Adjective

1. School-related or pertaining to a school.
   • Example: “The school uniform was a symbol of tradition at the school.”
   • Synonym: academic, educational

Phrases

• “Go to school” means to physically attend classes.
• “Home-schooling” refers to educating children at home instead of a traditional school.
• “School pride” is a sense of loyalty and admiration for one’s alma mater.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “She reminisced about her fond memories of the old school building.”
• Verb: “My son eagerly schools himself on new coding languages every weekend.”
• Adjective: “The school’s curriculum is designed to foster critical thinking skills.”

Synonyms

• Classroom
• Classroom setting
• Learning environment
• Educational establishment
• Institution of instruction