junior school
a school for children aged seven to eleven, similar to a U.S. elementary school.
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How to use junior school in a sentence
Kate Middleton revealed today that her nickname at junior school was 'Squeak' - after the school guinea pig.
Kate played hockey since junior school and was captain of the first XI at Marlborough College.
Kate is a fan and has played since junior school and was captain of the 1st 11 at Marlborough College.
Dalton houses a Romney Park, a Romney Avenue, and the George Romney junior school.
"But a junior school feud matters very little," said Mr Seymour.
The White Feather | P. G. Wodehouse
His period in the junior school in Hertfordshire was brief, and apparently quite uneventful.
Coleridge | Samuel Levy BensusanThe meeting in the Fifth, however, was to consider a far more important subject than the rebellious clubs of the junior school.
The Fifth Form at Saint Dominic's | Talbot Baines ReedBut when it came to the junior school—the Guinea-pigs and Tadpoles—all other partisanship was thrown quite into the shade.
The Fifth Form at Saint Dominic's | Talbot Baines Reed
British Dictionary definitions for junior school
(in England and Wales) a school for children aged between 7 and 11: Compare infant school
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