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primary school
noun
a school usually covering the first three or four years of elementary school and sometimes kindergarten.
primary school
noun
(in Britain) a school for children below the age of 11. It is usually divided into an infant and a junior section
(in the US and Canada) a school equivalent to the first three or four grades of elementary school, sometimes including a kindergarten
Word History and Origins
Origin of primary school1
Example Sentences
Jakob claimed that his father had punched and kicked him while he was still in primary school and threatened to beat him to death during one argument.
While Bayern boast some of the biggest names in world football, Auckland's team includes a primary school teacher, an insurance broker, a barber, a sales representative at Coca-Cola, a car retailer, and several students.
Parents of children starting primary school in England, Wales and Scotland this September have been told which school has offered them a place.
Ivor is now in primary school with his sisters which Sarah said has "helped tremendously" in managing her work and administration of her son's care.
An Edinburgh bakery has hired a "queue warden" after parents from a local primary school warned its long line of customers were forcing children onto the road.
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