The phrase "arrival at school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the moment or act of reaching the school location.
Example: "Her arrival at school was marked by a flurry of excitement as her friends greeted her at the entrance."
Alternatives: "getting to school" or "reaching school".
Soon after his arrival at school Stuie went to the common room & sat down to play the piano.
In her address to the conference, NUT president Philipa Harvey said that it was a "crime" to test four- and five-year-olds on their arrival at school.
He would have to adapt the facts of the bones' arrival at school, have to attach an aura of chance, of romance.
Julie tells the story of the unexpected arrival at school, back in year six, of Chingis and Nergui, two brothers from Mongolia.
Almost four in five (78%) said they wanted children from low-income families to get a free breakfast on arrival at school, just as some already receive a free lunch.
Objective measurements of the children, schoolbags and other additional items were made, and a researcher assisted questionnaire was completed on arrival at school.
My normal arrival time at school (7.40am) was thwarted by nursery opening hours and later-morning traffic.
Last night, teams of stevedores at the port loaded them onto trucks hired by UNICEF and now, on arrival at the school, they are immediately being unloaded by hand into the school's storeroom.
Lord Sutherland, who was appointed by Ed Balls, the Secretary of State for Schools, to head the inquiry into last summer's national curriculum tests (SATs) fiasco, also backed scrapping the primary-school tests for 11-year-olds, and testing children on arrival at secondary school instead.
The document presents plans to turn every failing and "coasting" secondary school into an academy and create free schools for parents who want them, while children will be made to resit SATs upon arrival at secondary school if they have not reached the required standards.
These tests will determine what set your child goes into upon arrival at secondary school.
