infant school


noun
  1. (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 Yonge
  • There is a certain class of child's song which is always taught in the National system by certificated infant school mistresses.

  • There 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 Ritchie
  • It 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