Definition of private school in English:

private school

noun

1British An independent school supported wholly by the payment of fees.
Example sentencesExamples
- So, until we can find a new way, it seems ability to pay will be as applicable to parts of the state school system as it is to private schools.
- The access and choice question is essentially a public school and private school dichotomy.
- They're not paying good money to send their children to a private school where the teachers are undermining them.
- He did not apply himself to academic work but won a sports scholarship to a private school.
- Academies are private schools which sponsors are given millions of pounds of public money to run.
- The federal government is still defending its payments to wealthy private schools.
- Pre-schools and kindergartens are seldom available in public schools but are in private schools.
- City academies are a form of privatisation where the school has the status of a private school but receives public money.
- She is now doing fantastically, she is in the top sets for everything and is preparing to take the Common Entrance Exam for a number of private schools.
- He went to various progressive private schools, including a boarding school in Connecticut where he was taunted and bullied.
- Lundanis was a public school, not a private school so he couldn't be as well-off as his image bragged.
- The whole point of having independent private schools is that they can provide a variety of educational systems.
- The voucher could also be used to cover all or part of the tuition to nonreligious private schools.
- Parents can choose to send their kids to private schools, but private schools are costly.
- Matthew was a former pupil at the nearby Shrewsbury School, an exclusive private school, where he was a boarder until last summer.
- If approved, the unit would be run at Redcar Farm, on land owned by the exclusive private school Ampleforth College.
- At the moment private schools are financially independent of government.
- Independent private school kids take expensive crammer lessons to help pass these stringent snobby entrance exam tests.
- There is this long-held belief that parents who send their children to private schools are privileged, snooty and well-off.
- The figures show that although state schools are cheaper, private schools deliver better value for money.
2North American A school supported by a private organization or private individuals rather than by the state.
Example sentencesExamples
- Roughly one in nine students in the United States is educated in a private school.
- Some express the worry that school choice will subject private schools to excessive regulation.
- In most states, gay students can be banned altogether from private schools and gay teachers can be fired.
- In a handful of states, subsidies for higher education make it difficult for private schools to compete.
- If public school students had one thing over their private school counterparts it's about to change.
- Are public school teachers any more effective than those in private schools?
- My years as an English teacher in a private school would count for nothing.
- About a third of Spain's children are educated at private schools, many of them run by the Catholic Church.
- The second reason is that private schools have made quite different use of resources than public schools have.
- If we observe that the children in the private school learn more, can we conclude that private schools are better?
- Moreover, as mentioned above, the quality of teachers in private schools has also declined.
- I am a private school headmaster, and this has been a problem for a couple of years now.
- An illegitimate child born in 1912 was sent to a Catholic private school for her schooling.
- He continued to favor choice among public schools, but he was opposed to choice among private schools.
- Most attend public schools, but a few attend private schools, mostly parochial.
- Consider the fact that teachers almost universally discount their wages in order to teach in private schools.
- In fact, I was even sent to an Episcopalian private school for my middle and upper school years.
- Finally, like colleges, private schools increasingly want to recruit a diverse student body.
- She said that only the kids who cared about money and status attended private schools in their high school years.
- Parents and teachers in private schools also express much more trust in one another.

Definition of private school in US English:

private school

nounˈpraɪvɪt skul

1North American A school supported by a private organization or private individuals rather than by the government.
Example sentencesExamples
- If we observe that the children in the private school learn more, can we conclude that private schools are better?
- About a third of Spain's children are educated at private schools, many of them run by the Catholic Church.
- My years as an English teacher in a private school would count for nothing.
- If public school students had one thing over their private school counterparts it's about to change.
- He continued to favor choice among public schools, but he was opposed to choice among private schools.
- In fact, I was even sent to an Episcopalian private school for my middle and upper school years.
- Are public school teachers any more effective than those in private schools?
- In most states, gay students can be banned altogether from private schools and gay teachers can be fired.
- Moreover, as mentioned above, the quality of teachers in private schools has also declined.
- Most attend public schools, but a few attend private schools, mostly parochial.
- Consider the fact that teachers almost universally discount their wages in order to teach in private schools.
- Some express the worry that school choice will subject private schools to excessive regulation.
- The second reason is that private schools have made quite different use of resources than public schools have.
- Parents and teachers in private schools also express much more trust in one another.
- An illegitimate child born in 1912 was sent to a Catholic private school for her schooling.
- I am a private school headmaster, and this has been a problem for a couple of years now.
- Finally, like colleges, private schools increasingly want to recruit a diverse student body.
- She said that only the kids who cared about money and status attended private schools in their high school years.
- In a handful of states, subsidies for higher education make it difficult for private schools to compete.
- Roughly one in nine students in the United States is educated in a private school.
2British A school supported wholly by the payment of fees.
Example sentencesExamples
- The whole point of having independent private schools is that they can provide a variety of educational systems.
- Matthew was a former pupil at the nearby Shrewsbury School, an exclusive private school, where he was a boarder until last summer.
- There is this long-held belief that parents who send their children to private schools are privileged, snooty and well-off.
- They're not paying good money to send their children to a private school where the teachers are undermining them.
- He did not apply himself to academic work but won a sports scholarship to a private school.
- The access and choice question is essentially a public school and private school dichotomy.
- The voucher could also be used to cover all or part of the tuition to nonreligious private schools.
- The figures show that although state schools are cheaper, private schools deliver better value for money.
- Lundanis was a public school, not a private school so he couldn't be as well-off as his image bragged.
- Parents can choose to send their kids to private schools, but private schools are costly.
- Pre-schools and kindergartens are seldom available in public schools but are in private schools.
- The federal government is still defending its payments to wealthy private schools.
- At the moment private schools are financially independent of government.
- Independent private school kids take expensive crammer lessons to help pass these stringent snobby entrance exam tests.
- She is now doing fantastically, she is in the top sets for everything and is preparing to take the Common Entrance Exam for a number of private schools.
- So, until we can find a new way, it seems ability to pay will be as applicable to parts of the state school system as it is to private schools.
- If approved, the unit would be run at Redcar Farm, on land owned by the exclusive private school Ampleforth College.
- City academies are a form of privatisation where the school has the status of a private school but receives public money.
- He went to various progressive private schools, including a boarding school in Connecticut where he was taunted and bullied.
- Academies are private schools which sponsors are given millions of pounds of public money to run.

单词	private school
释义	Definition of private school in English: private school noun 1British An independent school supported wholly by the payment of fees. Example sentencesExamples So, until we can find a new way, it seems ability to pay will be as applicable to parts of the state school system as it is to private schools. The access and choice question is essentially a public school and private school dichotomy. They're not paying good money to send their children to a private school where the teachers are undermining them. He did not apply himself to academic work but won a sports scholarship to a private school. Academies are private schools which sponsors are given millions of pounds of public money to run. The federal government is still defending its payments to wealthy private schools. Pre-schools and kindergartens are seldom available in public schools but are in private schools. City academies are a form of privatisation where the school has the status of a private school but receives public money. She is now doing fantastically, she is in the top sets for everything and is preparing to take the Common Entrance Exam for a number of private schools. He went to various progressive private schools, including a boarding school in Connecticut where he was taunted and bullied. Lundanis was a public school, not a private school so he couldn't be as well-off as his image bragged. The whole point of having independent private schools is that they can provide a variety of educational systems. The voucher could also be used to cover all or part of the tuition to nonreligious private schools. Parents can choose to send their kids to private schools, but private schools are costly. Matthew was a former pupil at the nearby Shrewsbury School, an exclusive private school, where he was a boarder until last summer. If approved, the unit would be run at Redcar Farm, on land owned by the exclusive private school Ampleforth College. At the moment private schools are financially independent of government. Independent private school kids take expensive crammer lessons to help pass these stringent snobby entrance exam tests. There is this long-held belief that parents who send their children to private schools are privileged, snooty and well-off. The figures show that although state schools are cheaper, private schools deliver better value for money. 2North American A school supported by a private organization or private individuals rather than by the state. Example sentencesExamples Roughly one in nine students in the United States is educated in a private school. Some express the worry that school choice will subject private schools to excessive regulation. In most states, gay students can be banned altogether from private schools and gay teachers can be fired. In a handful of states, subsidies for higher education make it difficult for private schools to compete. If public school students had one thing over their private school counterparts it's about to change. Are public school teachers any more effective than those in private schools? My years as an English teacher in a private school would count for nothing. About a third of Spain's children are educated at private schools, many of them run by the Catholic Church. The second reason is that private schools have made quite different use of resources than public schools have. If we observe that the children in the private school learn more, can we conclude that private schools are better? Moreover, as mentioned above, the quality of teachers in private schools has also declined. I am a private school headmaster, and this has been a problem for a couple of years now. An illegitimate child born in 1912 was sent to a Catholic private school for her schooling. He continued to favor choice among public schools, but he was opposed to choice among private schools. Most attend public schools, but a few attend private schools, mostly parochial. Consider the fact that teachers almost universally discount their wages in order to teach in private schools. In fact, I was even sent to an Episcopalian private school for my middle and upper school years. Finally, like colleges, private schools increasingly want to recruit a diverse student body. She said that only the kids who cared about money and status attended private schools in their high school years. Parents and teachers in private schools also express much more trust in one another. Definition of private school in US English: private school nounˈpraɪvɪt skul 1North American A school supported by a private organization or private individuals rather than by the government. Example sentencesExamples If we observe that the children in the private school learn more, can we conclude that private schools are better? About a third of Spain's children are educated at private schools, many of them run by the Catholic Church. My years as an English teacher in a private school would count for nothing. If public school students had one thing over their private school counterparts it's about to change. He continued to favor choice among public schools, but he was opposed to choice among private schools. In fact, I was even sent to an Episcopalian private school for my middle and upper school years. Are public school teachers any more effective than those in private schools? In most states, gay students can be banned altogether from private schools and gay teachers can be fired. Moreover, as mentioned above, the quality of teachers in private schools has also declined. Most attend public schools, but a few attend private schools, mostly parochial. Consider the fact that teachers almost universally discount their wages in order to teach in private schools. Some express the worry that school choice will subject private schools to excessive regulation. The second reason is that private schools have made quite different use of resources than public schools have. Parents and teachers in private schools also express much more trust in one another. An illegitimate child born in 1912 was sent to a Catholic private school for her schooling. I am a private school headmaster, and this has been a problem for a couple of years now. Finally, like colleges, private schools increasingly want to recruit a diverse student body. She said that only the kids who cared about money and status attended private schools in their high school years. In a handful of states, subsidies for higher education make it difficult for private schools to compete. Roughly one in nine students in the United States is educated in a private school. 2British A school supported wholly by the payment of fees. Example sentencesExamples The whole point of having independent private schools is that they can provide a variety of educational systems. Matthew was a former pupil at the nearby Shrewsbury School, an exclusive private school, where he was a boarder until last summer. There is this long-held belief that parents who send their children to private schools are privileged, snooty and well-off. They're not paying good money to send their children to a private school where the teachers are undermining them. He did not apply himself to academic work but won a sports scholarship to a private school. The access and choice question is essentially a public school and private school dichotomy. The voucher could also be used to cover all or part of the tuition to nonreligious private schools. The figures show that although state schools are cheaper, private schools deliver better value for money. Lundanis was a public school, not a private school so he couldn't be as well-off as his image bragged. Parents can choose to send their kids to private schools, but private schools are costly. Pre-schools and kindergartens are seldom available in public schools but are in private schools. The federal government is still defending its payments to wealthy private schools. At the moment private schools are financially independent of government. Independent private school kids take expensive crammer lessons to help pass these stringent snobby entrance exam tests. She is now doing fantastically, she is in the top sets for everything and is preparing to take the Common Entrance Exam for a number of private schools. So, until we can find a new way, it seems ability to pay will be as applicable to parts of the state school system as it is to private schools. If approved, the unit would be run at Redcar Farm, on land owned by the exclusive private school Ampleforth College. City academies are a form of privatisation where the school has the status of a private school but receives public money. He went to various progressive private schools, including a boarding school in Connecticut where he was taunted and bullied. Academies are private schools which sponsors are given millions of pounds of public money to run.
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