The phrase "countryside school" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a school that is located in a rural or countryside area. Example: "I grew up attending a countryside school surrounded by green fields and rolling hills."
We take 12th grade students from countryside schools to train on a four-year degree course.
Expecting countryside primary school teachers to do the same seems optimistic, at least.
My grandad used to walk me home from my countryside primary school, along the footpath that led to his council bungalow.
Unfortunately, not everyone in my family feels the same way – especially my young cousins, aged eight and 11, who are learning about the alleged joys of the countryside at school.
Swaddled in lush, leafy countryside, the school seems to exist in a fairy-tale enclave, separate from the rest of the world.That is certainly the perspective of the film's heroines, the sardonic Lydia (Maisie Williams of "Game of Thrones") and the confident Abigail (Florence Pugh, destined for stardom).
CSU governments blanketed the countryside with schools and lobbied for federal welfare spending; the party was traditional on family matters and tough on criminal ones.
Tens of millions of children of migrant workers are, in effect, forced to stay in the countryside for schooling, looked after by other relatives.
Since last September, a crew of 650 men has laboured around the local streets and countryside, cleaning schools, homes and farms.
Altogether, students from 11 urban and countryside high schools that serve different socioeconomic groups participated in the study.
All our instincts, and our research, too, led us to believe that time spent in the countryside, away from school and family, could only be beneficial for them.
In Tilerane, still in the district of Lilongwe but part of the countryside, is a school set up for some of these orphans by local people.
