The phrase "affiliate school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a school that is officially connected or associated with a larger organization or institution, often for educational purposes.
Example: "The university has several affiliate schools that offer specialized programs in various fields."
Alternatives: "partner school" or "associated school".
Contact Tel: 020 7387 5101 Web: www.cdd.ac.uk Email: [email protected] Accommodation: Contact each affiliate school direct.
Mr. Lindgren resigned as dean in 1987 when Lincoln Kirstein invited him to be his successor as director and president of the School of American Ballet, City Ballet's affiliate school in New York.
Nathalie Gleboff, former executive director of the School of American Ballet, the New York City Ballet's affiliate school, and a longtime administrator there, died on Sept. 30 in Santa Barbara, Calif.
Each affiliate school should have someone on hand to help you find housing, Facilities The constituent institutions of the CDD are specialist and well-respected: expect their facilities to be of a high standard and tailored for the demands of your course.
Affiliate schools are situated on five continents, with locations including Brazil, South Korea, Kenya and France, which permits students to study abroad with easy credit transfer.
One of those is by Komazawa University, a Buddhist-affiliated school in Tokyo.
Bryan followed Howard to Eastern College, a small Baptist-affiliated school outside Philadelphia, where he majored in history and philosophy.
Further, the court noted that the program did not offer financial incentives that would encourage parents to select a religiously affiliated school over a secular institution.
After a year at that New York City Ballet-affiliated school, he joined City Ballet as an apprentice in 2008 and as a member of the corps de ballet in 2009.
Reed's video of Christmas in the Philippines begins with a visit to Toby Tamayo, a longtime employee of the group who helped run a Butler-affiliated school there.
Why should the exercise of a constitutional right to choose a service for which all pay compulsory taxes result in such a heavy burden for those who choose a religiously affiliated school?
