The phrase "beloved school" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express fondness or nostalgia for a school that one has attended or been associated with. For example, "The sights, smells, and sounds of my beloved school bring back so many good memories."
Colonel Rebel, the beloved school mascot, has been replaced by the Ole Miss Black Bear.
"Why, why, why have you done this cruel thing to our beloved school?" one parent wrote.
Shortly after the Jan . 12earthquake, C.C.F.'s four directors ventured into the heart of Port-au-Prince to find out what had befallen their beloved school.
On Monday, many of them will gather at the State House in Trenton to try to keep their beloved school from closing.
Celebrating his 80th birthday in 1963, Neill was beginning to lose his grip over his beloved school, and there are some scary reports of pupils attempting their own coup spurred on by generally deteriorating behaviour all round.
It was on the basis of those dimensions of his legacy, together with his contributions to Princeton, that he earned the honor of having his name placed on our beloved school.
— not only is it clear that this test is missing some of the brightest black and Hispanic kids in the system, but that diversity is in and of itself a value and something that will make these beloved schools even better and stronger.
She was a beloved elementary school teacher in the Huntington school district for 30 years.
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Labour is signalling an end to the ideological regime of Gove by pledging to cancel his beloved free school programme, saying it has been wasteful.
As a result they are highly prized by collectors – far more so than the fabled Penny Black beloved of school children.
