The phrase "activities for schoolchildren" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various events, programs, or tasks designed specifically for children attending school.
Example: "The community center offers a range of activities for schoolchildren during the summer break to keep them engaged and learning."
Alternatives: "programs for students" or "events for kids".
Sleeping dormouse (late October) James Robbins/National Trust Images As a National Trust ranger on the Cothele estate in Cornwall, my job involves everything from stonewalling and tree felling to running activities for schoolchildren.
She soon began designing exhibitions for the public, preparing educational activities for schoolchildren and teachers, and organising conferences.
In each main school, a student advisor (cô tổng phụ trách) is responsible for coordinating all collective activities for schoolchildren, including extra-curricular activities.
We know it's poison but what can we do" (#1) Some felt that heavier drinking was a result of post-Soviet changes: previously the Soviet state had provided more structured activities for schoolchildren and young people, job and wage security for adults which prevented problem drinking in men and young people.
Skype video phoning is a daily activity for schoolchildren.
In addition, in the United States of America, studies conducted in Woonsocket, Rhode Island in 1945 and Richmond, Indiana in 1946 addressed the activities of auxiliaries in oral health in the Incremental System, a series of programs for schoolchildren.
The theme included 1) physical environment for HWWS (availability of soap and water) and 2) school and home activities enable schoolchildren to practice HWWS.
School health programmes including deworming and sanitation activities through the health education and improvement of sanitation conditions in the schools have a potential to better health and education for schoolchildren.
Not so for schoolchildren.
Dental treatment is also free for schoolchildren.
Merrill Lynch underwrote tours for schoolchildren.
