Definition of state school in English:

state school

noun

British

A school that is funded and controlled by the state and for which no fees are charged.
〈英〉公立学校
Example sentencesExamples
- The most eye-catching proposal, first outlined last year, is to allow parents to send their children free to a private school provided the fees are no more than a state school.
- But it is based on the cheque book: if you can afford to send your child to a private school, to pay for extra lessons, or to move into the catchment area of a decent state school, then you are fine.
- It is surely of little importance whether a college's students are drawn from a public school or a state school.
- Avonmore primary, a state school in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, came 19th, with an aggregate score of 266.
- Some years ago, my eldest son, from a state school but via a sixth form college, applied to Oxford, among other universities, to read law.
- The top state school was Colchester Royal Grammar School on 512.3 points per student.
- Every time government subsidises a private school at the expense of a state school it helps the private sector to build its balance sheet.
- After losing a gruelling three-year battle with Cumbria County Council to save Lowick as a state school, it began life as an independent with a rousing opening parade on Wednesday.
- It was a medium sized village with a public school and a state school.
- The government in this country is crying out for English teacher's, and I've got an English degree, but I can't teach in a state school because I can't do long multiplication.
- In a nation where rowing is dominated by private school programmes, Tanner began teaching and coaching at state school, Ealing Grammar.
- He's still glowing from the spat he had on radio last week with the minister about who can and can't teach in a state school.
- No state school in the UK today - primary or secondary - can be relied upon to promote Christian beliefs or values.
- Such a sum could have been more fairly spent improving a state school or employing more teachers.
- The quest for normality includes sending Gina-Maria to the local state school.
- I'd rather beg than send children to state school, Letwin says
- A bright boy with an inquisitive mind, Pycroft went to a state school and became a member of the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth, a government body that nurtures exceptional children.
- Burnham GS, a mixed state school, was encouraged by Bucks County Council to apply for funding.
- It is an expensive quandary involving private schools or moving house to be in the catchment area of a decent state school, and often it also means paying for extra tuition.
- In the present ecumenical atmosphere it might even be possible for a reformed church school and a Catholic school to be accommodated within the same state school.

Definition of state school in US English:

state school

nounsteɪt skul

1
another term for state university
Example sentencesExamples
- US teenager Melissa Brown, who says she will wear a white t-shirt to promote the Day of Purity at her Michigan state school, she was tired of feeling pressurised.
- ‘I didn't want to go to a huge state school where you're just anonymous,’ she said.
- He said lowered attendance could reduce state school aid by $6 million daily.
- I wanted my answer to talk about all the friends I'd made and how I'd learned at this small state school that I had a passion for journalism.
- The attempt to influence votes was purportedly an attempt to boost the Democratic fight to prevent the state school from being closed.
- TJ was going to state school as well, in case things didn't work out he could be close to home.
- Get an associate's degree and then move on to finish your bachelor's at a state school or private university.
1. 1.1British A school that is funded and controlled by the government and for which no fees are charged.
  〈英〉公立学校
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the present ecumenical atmosphere it might even be possible for a reformed church school and a Catholic school to be accommodated within the same state school.
  It is surely of little importance whether a college's students are drawn from a public school or a state school.
  Some years ago, my eldest son, from a state school but via a sixth form college, applied to Oxford, among other universities, to read law.
  In a nation where rowing is dominated by private school programmes, Tanner began teaching and coaching at state school, Ealing Grammar.
  The top state school was Colchester Royal Grammar School on 512.3 points per student.
  Every time government subsidises a private school at the expense of a state school it helps the private sector to build its balance sheet.
  No state school in the UK today - primary or secondary - can be relied upon to promote Christian beliefs or values.
  Avonmore primary, a state school in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, came 19th, with an aggregate score of 266.
  I'd rather beg than send children to state school, Letwin says
  Such a sum could have been more fairly spent improving a state school or employing more teachers.
  He's still glowing from the spat he had on radio last week with the minister about who can and can't teach in a state school.
  A bright boy with an inquisitive mind, Pycroft went to a state school and became a member of the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth, a government body that nurtures exceptional children.
  The government in this country is crying out for English teacher's, and I've got an English degree, but I can't teach in a state school because I can't do long multiplication.
  It was a medium sized village with a public school and a state school.
  It is an expensive quandary involving private schools or moving house to be in the catchment area of a decent state school, and often it also means paying for extra tuition.
  The most eye-catching proposal, first outlined last year, is to allow parents to send their children free to a private school provided the fees are no more than a state school.
  But it is based on the cheque book: if you can afford to send your child to a private school, to pay for extra lessons, or to move into the catchment area of a decent state school, then you are fine.
  After losing a gruelling three-year battle with Cumbria County Council to save Lowick as a state school, it began life as an independent with a rousing opening parade on Wednesday.
  Burnham GS, a mixed state school, was encouraged by Bucks County Council to apply for funding.
  The quest for normality includes sending Gina-Maria to the local state school.

单词	state school
释义	Definition of state school in English: state school noun British A school that is funded and controlled by the state and for which no fees are charged. 〈英〉公立学校 Example sentencesExamples The most eye-catching proposal, first outlined last year, is to allow parents to send their children free to a private school provided the fees are no more than a state school. But it is based on the cheque book: if you can afford to send your child to a private school, to pay for extra lessons, or to move into the catchment area of a decent state school, then you are fine. It is surely of little importance whether a college's students are drawn from a public school or a state school. Avonmore primary, a state school in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, came 19th, with an aggregate score of 266. Some years ago, my eldest son, from a state school but via a sixth form college, applied to Oxford, among other universities, to read law. The top state school was Colchester Royal Grammar School on 512.3 points per student. Every time government subsidises a private school at the expense of a state school it helps the private sector to build its balance sheet. After losing a gruelling three-year battle with Cumbria County Council to save Lowick as a state school, it began life as an independent with a rousing opening parade on Wednesday. It was a medium sized village with a public school and a state school. The government in this country is crying out for English teacher's, and I've got an English degree, but I can't teach in a state school because I can't do long multiplication. In a nation where rowing is dominated by private school programmes, Tanner began teaching and coaching at state school, Ealing Grammar. He's still glowing from the spat he had on radio last week with the minister about who can and can't teach in a state school. No state school in the UK today - primary or secondary - can be relied upon to promote Christian beliefs or values. Such a sum could have been more fairly spent improving a state school or employing more teachers. The quest for normality includes sending Gina-Maria to the local state school. I'd rather beg than send children to state school, Letwin says A bright boy with an inquisitive mind, Pycroft went to a state school and became a member of the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth, a government body that nurtures exceptional children. Burnham GS, a mixed state school, was encouraged by Bucks County Council to apply for funding. It is an expensive quandary involving private schools or moving house to be in the catchment area of a decent state school, and often it also means paying for extra tuition. In the present ecumenical atmosphere it might even be possible for a reformed church school and a Catholic school to be accommodated within the same state school. Definition of state school in US English: state school nounsteɪt skul 1 another term for state university Example sentencesExamples US teenager Melissa Brown, who says she will wear a white t-shirt to promote the Day of Purity at her Michigan state school, she was tired of feeling pressurised. ‘I didn't want to go to a huge state school where you're just anonymous,’ she said. He said lowered attendance could reduce state school aid by $6 million daily. I wanted my answer to talk about all the friends I'd made and how I'd learned at this small state school that I had a passion for journalism. The attempt to influence votes was purportedly an attempt to boost the Democratic fight to prevent the state school from being closed. TJ was going to state school as well, in case things didn't work out he could be close to home. Get an associate's degree and then move on to finish your bachelor's at a state school or private university. 1.1British A school that is funded and controlled by the government and for which no fees are charged. 〈英〉公立学校 Example sentencesExamples In the present ecumenical atmosphere it might even be possible for a reformed church school and a Catholic school to be accommodated within the same state school. It is surely of little importance whether a college's students are drawn from a public school or a state school. Some years ago, my eldest son, from a state school but via a sixth form college, applied to Oxford, among other universities, to read law. In a nation where rowing is dominated by private school programmes, Tanner began teaching and coaching at state school, Ealing Grammar. The top state school was Colchester Royal Grammar School on 512.3 points per student. Every time government subsidises a private school at the expense of a state school it helps the private sector to build its balance sheet. No state school in the UK today - primary or secondary - can be relied upon to promote Christian beliefs or values. Avonmore primary, a state school in the London borough of Hammersmith and Fulham, came 19th, with an aggregate score of 266. I'd rather beg than send children to state school, Letwin says Such a sum could have been more fairly spent improving a state school or employing more teachers. He's still glowing from the spat he had on radio last week with the minister about who can and can't teach in a state school. A bright boy with an inquisitive mind, Pycroft went to a state school and became a member of the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth, a government body that nurtures exceptional children. The government in this country is crying out for English teacher's, and I've got an English degree, but I can't teach in a state school because I can't do long multiplication. It was a medium sized village with a public school and a state school. It is an expensive quandary involving private schools or moving house to be in the catchment area of a decent state school, and often it also means paying for extra tuition. The most eye-catching proposal, first outlined last year, is to allow parents to send their children free to a private school provided the fees are no more than a state school. But it is based on the cheque book: if you can afford to send your child to a private school, to pay for extra lessons, or to move into the catchment area of a decent state school, then you are fine. After losing a gruelling three-year battle with Cumbria County Council to save Lowick as a state school, it began life as an independent with a rousing opening parade on Wednesday. Burnham GS, a mixed state school, was encouraged by Bucks County Council to apply for funding. The quest for normality includes sending Gina-Maria to the local state school.
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