The phrase 'contest at school' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a competition of some kind that is taking place in a school, such as a spelling bee, a science quiz or a sports tournament. For example: The school is holding a math contest next week and all the students are very excited to take part.
I can't wait to get started!" Athlete Iwan Thomas is joining Strictly Come Dancing Who? Athlete and The One Show presenter Who? Age: 41 Dancing experience: He claims to be rubbish at dancing, but unofficially entered breakdancing contests at school and did Let's Dance for Sport's Relief.
There will be lots of contests at school, and we don't care if you win a single one of them.
Here she is, cycling for charity, boxing in a contest at the school she had resigned from, pounding the street on her morning run, wandering the deserted environs of Harrow-on-the-Hill with sunlight in her hair.
The 8th grader recently recited a poem titled "White Boy Privilege" during a contest at his school in Atlanta, Georgia, back in May.
The episode, titled "H-E-R HERO," begins witH-E-R HEROyed by Mason Cook, wanting to use JJ, portrayed by MicaH-E-R HEROas the subeginsfor an essay contest about "heroes" at school.
That's generally blamed on the toxic environment that envelops many races these days, from beginning contests at the school board level to the presidential level.
And although George and Mary do meet during a Charleston contest at the high school gym, they do not fall into the swimming pool, which is how, on screen, they discovered their shared absurdist sense of fun.
It was equally clear that by winning the breaking barriers contest, Malcolm's status at school was elevated, and he has pledged to send us his report card each term.
I would launch poster contests at art schools throughout the world and viral video spot contests -- engaging the world's most creative people to create their impressions of Greece.
He sold his first painting, a self-portrait, at an art contest at his public high school.
He loved doing impersonations as a boy, won a talent contest in elementary school and another at A. B. Davis High School, in Mount Vernon, from which he graduated in 1936.
