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junior school

NOUN
  1. British school for children aged 7-11

How To Use junior school In A Sentence

  • When my sister taught at a junior school they celebrated all the religious festivals.
  • A Hampshire junior school has turned weakness into strength and won glowing praise from Ofsted inspectors.
  • I am grateful to my parents in a way as I have never been forced to go to church or to say grace before meals (except at junior school).
  • Some junior school Heads think it is a waste of good scholarship studying time.
  • Instead we were judged on our four years' work at junior school and interviewed by the headmaster. The Sun
  • Tonight was the parent's meeting at the junior school which my lad will be attending for the first time in September.
  • I know Mrs Havelock, the headmistress at my junior school didn't really approve of the word nice, but in this case it truly was.
  • A man was stopped in the lane with a sawn-off shotgun in the boot and a woman was arrested trying to sell drugs outside the junior school.
  • Some preparatory or junior schools also offer scholarships, but awards for children under the age of seven are rare.
  • At the Junior School, the children clowned around with wigs and face-paints.
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