The phrase "a school presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a presentation that is conducted in an educational setting, typically by students.
Example: "For my class, I have to prepare a school presentation on the importance of recycling."
Alternatives: "an academic presentation" or "a student presentation."
Asked to make a school presentation about her parents' careers, how is she going to explain her mother?
Matt Duke, the Bradford goalkeeper, explains: "I saw what this means to the people of Bradford at a school presentation I did a few weeks ago.
Seventeen year-old Gary recounts how, invited to give a school presentation on a living hero, he rashly chose Osama bin Laden.
Why, just Tuesday, his oldest of three boys, 8-year-old Sean, demanded to know the reason his father would be the only one missing at a school presentation later that night.
George decides to do a school presentation on empathy in the voice of del Cossa, but realises it would be absurd: "He'd be all alas I am being made up really badly by a sixteen-year-old girl who knows fuck all about art".
Waterfield, originally from Walthamstow in east London, lost his Olympic and Commonwealth medals on the motorway in 2007; they fell out of his rucksack while he was travelling on his motorbike to give a school presentation in London.
"Mom, how are we related to Alice Liddell?" A successful school presentation became a fun series of workshops that somehow became a real book in development.
He said he is especially close to his parents, "and I'm so happy that they're proud of me". His father, Max, a sound engineer, helped Christensen with a high school presentation that used a hip hop record to show fellow students what parts of the music Christensen could - or could not - hear.
But equally evident is the strain in transforming cute and cozy ethnic types into a set of positive role models that might be introduced into a public school presentation in 2002.
But equally evident is the strain in transforming cute and cozy ethnic types from the Broadway production of 1958 into a set of positive Asian role models that might be introduced into a public school presentation in 2002.
I'm actually gearing up to do a full school presentation to the students about my story (very intimidating, actually).
