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Definition of day school in English: day schoolnoun 1A non-residential school, typically a fee-paying one. 走读学校 Example sentencesExamples - The church is 125 years old and has focused on children throughout its existence, opening a day school in 1885.
- My oldest son, Alan, went to a public day school, and my daughter, Margaret, went away to board.
- Michael attended a day school where he learnt to read, write and count.
- The day school at elementary as well as secondary levels was introduced in the era of prosperity in many European countries, and reduced family life during the day.
- The other underlying reason is that students get to concentrate at their work at boarding more than they would at a day school.
- The cost at a private day school averages something over £7,000.
- I grew up in a conservative Jewish family, but was taught at an orthodox day school.
- St Peter's School in York is a co-educational boarding and day school for pupils aged 4-18.
- He attended a day school, but soon entered Eton College.
- The town has a hospital, a day school, and a new university.
- The next week flew by quickly with Tari and Lori not going to their day school but spending all of their time either with their parents or their teachers.
- I attended public schools rather than our church's Christian day school.
- The family home might be in Edinburgh along with the traditional day school, but the children might now board there a couple of nights a week.
- The council insisted Jordan attend a cheaper day school in Kingston even though it had previously agreed that a boarding place was needed.
- The mixed independent preparatory day school is building four new classrooms and a specialist support classroom.
- St Margaret's is mainly a day school, but it also has 14 places for boarders which it can offer on a flexible basis.
- For my remaining four years I was a day student since JC had become a day school only.
- Cheryl attended a Catholic day school and her parents attended residential schools.
- We're talking about an all-girl day school here, so there was little possibility of rekindling a teenage romance.
- I left boarding school at 16 to attend a day school to achieve the high academic standards necessary for my tertiary studies.
2British A short educational course on a particular subject. 专题短训（班） a day school on canine communication Example sentencesExamples - Alliance Francaise De York offers French classes, study tours, day schools and cultural activities.
- It made for an entertaining five weeks - and I've clearly learned a lot - but could easily have been compressed into a day school.
- The School of Continuing Education is holding a day school on the History of Medicine.
- Over 150 people attended an election day school organised by Respect, the Unity Coalition last Saturday.
- Anti-war campaigners from Camden came together for a successful day school last week to discuss the consequences of the war.
- Around 60 people attended a day school organised by the Colombia Solidarity Campaign in London last weekend.
- The Horus Egyptology Society is to host a day school on the subject and has secured the attendance of two experts.
- The Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority is holding a free family history day school at the Dales Countryside Museum, Hawes, on Saturday.
Definition of day school in US English: day schoolnounˈdā ˌsko͞olˈdeɪ ˌskul A nonresidential school, typically a private one. 走读学校 Example sentencesExamples - The other underlying reason is that students get to concentrate at their work at boarding more than they would at a day school.
- Michael attended a day school where he learnt to read, write and count.
- I left boarding school at 16 to attend a day school to achieve the high academic standards necessary for my tertiary studies.
- St Peter's School in York is a co-educational boarding and day school for pupils aged 4-18.
- Cheryl attended a Catholic day school and her parents attended residential schools.
- I attended public schools rather than our church's Christian day school.
- He attended a day school, but soon entered Eton College.
- The mixed independent preparatory day school is building four new classrooms and a specialist support classroom.
- St Margaret's is mainly a day school, but it also has 14 places for boarders which it can offer on a flexible basis.
- The church is 125 years old and has focused on children throughout its existence, opening a day school in 1885.
- My oldest son, Alan, went to a public day school, and my daughter, Margaret, went away to board.
- The town has a hospital, a day school, and a new university.
- The day school at elementary as well as secondary levels was introduced in the era of prosperity in many European countries, and reduced family life during the day.
- I grew up in a conservative Jewish family, but was taught at an orthodox day school.
- The cost at a private day school averages something over £7,000.
- For my remaining four years I was a day student since JC had become a day school only.
- We're talking about an all-girl day school here, so there was little possibility of rekindling a teenage romance.
- The family home might be in Edinburgh along with the traditional day school, but the children might now board there a couple of nights a week.
- The next week flew by quickly with Tari and Lori not going to their day school but spending all of their time either with their parents or their teachers.
- The council insisted Jordan attend a cheaper day school in Kingston even though it had previously agreed that a boarding place was needed.
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