The phrase "aim of the school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the primary goal or purpose that an educational institution strives to achieve.
Example: "The aim of the school is to foster a love of learning and encourage critical thinking among students."
Alternatives: "goal of the school" or "objective of the school".
The aim of the school had been to keep the kids squeaky clean and silent.
That's the main aim of the School For Gifted Children, a sporadic series of nights geared towards lightly cerebral humour.
He says: "The main aim of the school is educating the children so they can go to university first and foremost.
At that time, contradicting the academic way of teaching art through imitation, the main aim of the school was to set a laboratory for no boundary experiments.
Inexpensive and elementary to assemble, the main aim of the school was to generate a new, sustainable and ecological building system for the teeming population of Africa's coastal regions.
A major aim of the school, called the Absolute Best Care Nanny Learning Center, an offshoot of a nanny-placement agency by a similar name, is to coach nannies on how to figure out what on earth families really want.
The aim of the schools was to assimilate them into the Christian students, mirroring a southern lifestyle.
The overall aim of the School-EduSalt study was to develop an innovative, feasible, affordable and sustainable education programme for school children to reduce the dietary intake of salt for children as well as their families.
The government wants to "empower the citizen" to shape the services around them, which is one of the key aims of the school's academy programme, he said.
One of the main aims of the school, she says, is to "engage a wide and diverse group of young people, young people who are difficult to reach, young people on free school meals".
