The phrase "available on school" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey that something is accessible at a school, but it lacks clarity and proper preposition usage.
Example: "The resources are available at school for all students to use."
Alternatives: "available at school" or "accessible in school".
Nutella is widely available on school campuses, though precise figures could not be obtained.
No statistics are available on school bus accidents or deaths, but overall traffic fatalities have markedly risen during the past decade.
I'm talking about the online tool required by federal officials to be made available on school Web sites so families can estimate their share of the college costs?
The school cafeteria will serve water, low-fat milk and fruit juices, and those beverages, as well as sports drinks and noncaffeinated diet sodas sold in vending machines, are all that will be available on school property.
A new smart ticketing scheme will be available on school transport routes in East Lothian, Argyll and Bute and Western Isles local authority areas.
The bureau's annual report "presents the most recent data available on school crime and student safety" and draws data from "from a variety of data sources, including national surveys of students, teachers, principals, and postsecondary institutions".
One crucial piece of information which was not previously made available focuses on school leavers.
There were 16 (31%) schools which have an AED available on the school premises.
A full list is available on the school's Web site.
Tarsem Singh's gods-and-warriors odyssey established a commanding lead on Friday – the rival flick's audience was barely available on a school day.
That policy is available on the school's website: it contains broken web-links, states that members of staff considered unsuitable to work with children will be notified to a government body that no longer exists, and refers to out-of-date guidance.
