The phrase "a component of the school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an element or part that contributes to the overall structure or function of a school.
Example: "The library is a vital component of the school, providing resources for both students and teachers."
Alternatives: "an element of the school" or "a part of the school".
Naming rights for the new structure will provide a component of the $4 million the school hopes to raise for the $2 million expansion, a $1 million addition to the circus's endowment, and eventual repairs to the building's exterior, estimated at $1 million.
These factors must be considered by institutions utilising the UKCAT as a component of the medical and dental school selection process.
Sport for Development is a component of the UNICEF Child Friendly Schools Programme.
The PPM is designed to prepare scientists who already have Ph.D.s to "pursue senior management positions within the life sciences industry or embark on entrepreneurial ventures... to commercialize technologies developed in laboratories," says the Web site of the specialized graduate school, a component of the highly regarded Claremont University Consortium.
The replacement of the local school boards with new Community School District Education Councils was a major component of the school management reform package that gave Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg control of the city school system.
An efficient programme for selective immunization of pre-pubertal/adolescent girls should be considered, possibly as a critical component of the school health system.
Such projects are an important component of the school's life and often involve a mixture of age groups.
Science is an essential component of the school curriculum in secondary education level, and should be taught by unifying and harmonizing the purposes of school education as a whole.
The national deworming programme is being undertaken as a component of the School Health Education Programme (SHEP) of the Ghana Education Service.
In addition, the marginalisation of the programme within the school as an add-on rather than integral component of the school curriculum compromises its effectiveness.
