Definition of secondary modern school in English:

secondary modern school

noun

historical

(in the UK) a secondary school of a kind offering a general education to children not selected for grammar or technical schools.
〈史〉现代中学（为不能就读文法中学或技术中学的儿童提供普通教育的学校）
Example sentencesExamples
- I hear no calls for the return of the secondary modern schools.
- This ignores all those pupils who go to secondary modern schools and are discriminated against by the selection system.
- He also mentioned his days at the secondary modern school where they both spent their latter teenage years.
- Grammar schools and secondary modern schools re-organised as comprehensives.
- Derek went to a secondary modern school and was not noted for academic brilliance, but he was good at making things with his hands.
- And, because some London comprehensive schools are secondary modern schools by another name, there is a natural desire to pick and choose.

单词	secondary modern school
释义	Definition of secondary modern school in English: secondary modern school noun historical (in the UK) a secondary school of a kind offering a general education to children not selected for grammar or technical schools. 〈史〉现代中学（为不能就读文法中学或技术中学的儿童提供普通教育的学校） Example sentencesExamples I hear no calls for the return of the secondary modern schools. This ignores all those pupils who go to secondary modern schools and are discriminated against by the selection system. He also mentioned his days at the secondary modern school where they both spent their latter teenage years. Grammar schools and secondary modern schools re-organised as comprehensives. Derek went to a secondary modern school and was not noted for academic brilliance, but he was good at making things with his hands. And, because some London comprehensive schools are secondary modern schools by another name, there is a natural desire to pick and choose.
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