The phrase "literature school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an institution that specializes in teaching literature. For example: "My sister is attending a prestigious literature school to pursue her dream of becoming an author."
Miss Trunchbull has to go down in history as one of the most evil fictional members of the children's literature school staff.
In line with the literature, school holiday time led to a lower contact rate, but only for the migrant subpopulation.
From the literature, school children's vision abnormality differed by sex [ 18], while asthma [ 19], dental caries [ 20], and vision screening results differed by urbanization [ 18- 21].
It's the season of the dress code - so instead of teaching girls math or literature, schools are enforcing arbitrary and sexist rules that teach them to be ashamed of their bodies.
In the current literature, school-based programs, simulations, and Web-delivered programs have been evaluated with supplementary strategies delivered by physicians and parents.
Peer violence among adolescents in schools is described in literature under "school violence," which is considered as a subset of youth violence [ 2].
Though the literature linking school environments to health related outcomes is growing, this is one of very few studies to demonstrate a school contextual effect on a health outcome [53].
Both of these students discovered great literature after school.
However having studied literature at school and university I recall that most authors we read were male and most of the literary critics would also have been male.
None of them had studied literature at school beyond the age of 16, but all of them read novels of varying kinds and with varying degrees of enthusiasm.
I know many people who found it difficult to engage with literature at school, usually due to how it was taught or the circumstances rather than because the books were irrelevant or difficult.
