infant school
(in England and Wales) a school for children aged between 5 and 7: Compare junior school
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How to use infant school in a sentence
It was pretty to see the little lions and tigers running home, for all the world like an infant school dismissed to play.
Then he was pleased to say over the hymns he had learnt in the infant school, and to talk a little about it.
Sowing and Sewing | Charlotte Mary YongeThere is a certain class of child's song which is always taught in the National system by certificated infant school mistresses.
Juliana Horatia Ewing And Her Books | Horatia K. F. EdenThere is, besides, an infant school equally flourishing, and no poor Jew is relieved unless he sends his children to school.
The Religious Life of London | J. Ewing RitchieIt is to be witnessed in the infant school Room, nicely fitted up and supplied with the customary cards and other appurtenances.
Abolitionism Exposed! | W. W. Sleigh
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