The phrase "a surfing school" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an institution or organization that teaches people how to surf.
Example: "I enrolled in a surfing school to improve my skills and learn from experienced instructors."
Alternatives: "a surf academy" or "a surf training center."
But a new video by the Oahu Surfing Experience, a surfing school in Hawaii, suggests that mermaids are not only real, but that they love to surf.
He founded a surfing school in Tel Aviv in 1972, later opening one in San Onofre, southern California, the Paskowitz Surf Camp, specialising in children with learning difficulties or emotional problems.
Patagonia is so mellow about flextime that the receptionist at headquarters, an 11-time world Frisbee champion, is allowed to take three months off each summer to run a surfing school.
Amin, who owns a surfing school in Beirut, received a message on his phone requesting that he attend to a group of American surfers that morning, so his mother walked Lahela and Noah to the bus stop for their ride to school.
He'd lied to us and borrowed the surfboards without permission from the shop of a friend who ran a legitimate surfing school.
He'll set you up with a lesson at Hastea (7, Perspective Côte des Basques; 33-5-59-24-23-89; www.haschoolom), androfessional surfing school, and BTZ's owner.
Another top-notch surfing school is Surf Diva, founded by Isabelle "Izzy" Tihani Isabelle "Izzy" Tihani in 1996.
The beach was completely empty," says Anton Morozov, a surfer and owner of local snowboarding and surfing school, Snowave.
Failure at surfing school.
The best-established UK paddle surfing school is the Discovery Surf School at Bigbury.
A spate of suicide bombings linked to the Syrian war prompted Amin to move the family to Australia while he carried on with running the surfing school in Beirut.
