"arrive in school" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to talk about someone entering a school building, or arriving at the general area of the school. For example, you could use the sentence "The students were excited to arrive in school on the first day of the semester" to describe the feelings of a group of students as they started the new semester.
Shipments of new and used computers arrive in school districts every day.
"I would wake up as early as 4am to do chores and still manage to arrive in school on time.
Staff hand out baby-wipes as the girls arrive in school if they are wearing makeup, and persistent offenders are put on report and are examined in every lesson to check they have not reapplied it.
A great deal of social science has recently gone into explaining how differences in human and social capital account for the gap that exists before children even arrive in school.
In the short term this feels like hard work but in the longer term, as some of the best school in poor areas have shown, it means that children arrive in school ready to learn and that teachers have their work reinforced by parents and community leaders.
"The current curriculum is far and away better than the new one, so we are encouraging teachers to stick with the existing curriculum this year," says Chris Waller, professional officer at Act. "When the new materials arrive in school, teachers need to look at them and think about the implications for their existing teaching, but they shouldn't rush to change".
Cops would arrive in schools, sometimes driving cars confiscated from drug-dealers, and tell 11- and 12-year-olds about the dangers of illicit substances.
Smart monitors giving real time digital information about energy use will arrive in schools this month in a £12m initiative funded by the Department for Children, Schools and Families.
But Mr. Casey said the classroom library books were to arrive in schools the week of July 30, according to contracts that the board awarded to vendors in April.
"When children arrive in schools having started the day eating or drinking totally inappropriate things like that, they are in no fit state to be in the classroom.
Four out of five teachers now see pupils arriving in school hungry.
