A place where children go to learn, taught by teachers. Also used for colleges and universities in some contexts.
何らかの教育が体系的に行われる組織又はその設備。学舎、まなびや。.
In British English, say 'go to school' (no article) when you are a student: 'She goes to school.' With the article it means visiting: 'I went to the school to meet the teacher.' Common collocations: primary school, secondary school, school uniform, school holiday.
In the UK, children wear a school uniform — usually a specific colour blazer, tie, shirt, and trousers or skirt. School holidays in Britain include six weeks in summer, two weeks at Easter, two weeks at Christmas, and half-term breaks in between.
Example Sentences
"They learn Geography at school."
🇯🇵 "彼らは学校で地理を習う。(Karera wa gakkō de chiri o narau.)"
"The wear a uniform to school."
🇯🇵 "彼らは学校に制服を着ていきます。(Karera wa gakkō ni seifuku o kite ikimasu.)"