"a school term" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific period of time during which students attend school. Example: The school term begins in September and ends in June.
Last night, the Venice Film Festival ended, like a school term, with the prize-giving.
"I had a hip problem and was in hospital for the best part of a school term.
Anyway, it seems highly unlikely to us that either the world's hottest model (copyright all newspapers, pretty much at the same time) or a woman in the middle of putting together her second album are likely to up sticks for Ho Chi Minh City, not for the duration of a school term anyway.
This is a rather vague description because the end of a school term does not refer to a particular month.
But migrant mothers often express worries about their children having no school to go to in the city where they work, either because of the high cost (a school term costs over $1,600 - more than what they earn over three years) or the school's policy to only take children who are from that city.
A school term ending in April -- a possibility in some districts had the initiative not passed -- would not provide an adequate education for California's workforce.
Latent growth modeling showed that the end of a school-term was associated with significantly higher symptoms of depression, anxiety, and hassles; these measures were lower during the vacation.
A typical scheme lasts the duration of a school-term, and includes components in line with guidance[ 2] specifying that physical activity, healthy eating and behaviour change techniques should be a part of an effective programme.
A new school term, a new school prefect photo.
UNICEF helps to launch 'Go to School' initiative in post-war Southern Sudan JUBA, Southern Sudan, 3 April 2006 – Getting the kids ready for a new school term can be a hectic and expensive affair, most parents would agree.
