The phrase "abolish school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about educational reform or debates regarding the school system.
Example: "Many activists argue that we should abolish school in favor of more innovative learning methods."
Alternatives: "eliminate school" or "dismantle the school system".
Let's abolish school holidays.
His promises to abolish school fees and user charges in public hospitals were popular.
The schools minister, Nick Gibb, condemned Labour's plan to abolish school testing.
1979 Displaying a knack for political organisation rare among most schoolchildren, the Student Action Group pickets sports day and organises a canteen sit-in, in an effort to abolish school uniform.
One of Michael Gove's first acts as education secretary in 2010 was to abolish school sport partnerships, which had worked cost-effectively to glue activity together in local areas.
One might think that one of the first steps to boost such confidence might be to abolish school weigh-ins and make puppy fat a normal rite of passage rather than the subject of a health warning via the National Child Measurement Programme.
However, shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg said: "If David Cameron supports primary school sport, why did he abolish Schools Sports Partnerships which allowed primary schools access to coaches, staff and facilities to do competitive sport?
But shadow education secretary Stephen Twigg said: "If David Cameron supports primary school sport, why did he abolish Schools Sports Partnerships which allowed primary schools access to coaches, staff and facilities to do competitive sport?" Youth Sport Trust chairwoman Baroness Sue Campbell said it was "critical" teachers were given training and support.
Several African countries abolished school fees in the past two decades – for example, Malawi in 1994, Uganda in 1997 and Mozambique in 2003.
Serving as minister of education (1950 52) in the last government formed by the Wafd party before the overthrow of the monarchy, Ṭāhā Ḥusayn vastly extended state education and abolished school fees.
In Kenya, the demand for schooling has surged since the government abolished school fees in January 2003.
