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church school

NOUN
  1. a private religious school run by a church or parish

How To Use church school In A Sentence

  • Fourth, the court's ruling underscores the importance of verbal representations made by church schools regarding the services they provide. Christianity Today
  • He said the move increased parental choice and responded to complaints that the Government was discriminating against church schools.
  • He started Baptist church school at the age of eight, in a forbidding Victorian grey brick building.
  • The model of the church schools, much derided by the fashionable secularists, is a vital aspect of that diversity.
  • He said that as the parish vicar he would have expected his child to attend All Saints as it is a church school.
  • The model of the church schools, much derided by the fashionable secularists, is a vital aspect of that diversity.
  • The local authority was remunerating teachers in church schools at a lower rate than in its own schools.
  • On a related note, it seems that at last we are looking at a safe crossing for pupils of Parish Church School in the not too distant future.
  • The issues surrounding Church schools are therefore no longer to do with a fear of aggressive sectarianism. Times, Sunday Times
  • At first I tried to make a comparison between a large northern comprehensive school and a smaller London church school.
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