The phrase "alongside school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is happening in conjunction with or parallel to school activities or experiences.
Example: "She worked part-time alongside school to gain some work experience."
Alternatives: "in addition to school" or "together with school".
The statistics, published alongside school league table data, show that the average secondary school spent more than £5,200 per pupil last year, while the average primary paid out £4,284.
Anarchists and social democrats are obliged to work together alongside school pupils who don't care what flag you march under as long as you're on the side that puts people before profit.
I thought: 'Maybe this isn't what I want to be, I'm not confident being watched while I have this personal experience.'" But she came to terms with performing and, as a teenager, Rojo was doing six hours of ballet a day alongside school.
I thought: 'Maybe this isn't what I want to be, I'm not confident being watched while I have this personal experience.'" But she came to terms with performing and, as a teenager, Rojo was doing six hours of ballet a day alongside school.
"If you see that your child is gifted in a particular area - encourage them to pursue that alongside school.
In our case, lessons were co-taught by university biologists or biologists and chemists, alongside school staff, lending support to this proposition.
It forms the back of bus stops and cuts alongside schools and an old golf course.
On good days, you can swim alongside schools of fish in Wylie's Baths in Coogee.
Yet it is listed alongside schools which teach only in English, with intakes of close to 1,000 and programmes which last for two years.
Many of the legislators represent the populous suburbs west of Philadelphia, where the pipeline runs alongside schools, subdivisions, and an elder care facility.
Social care, which has climbed the political agenda amid a funding crisis, is another high-profile target for cuts over the next four years alongside schools in England, which were protected with health and pension spending until this year.
