Sentence examples for point of school from inspiring English sources

Blog: What's the point of school uniform?

He can't see the point of school, or of grownup life.

"Okay so maybe the kids can't read and write – but when's that ever been the point of school?

This, in fact, is the entire point of school trips, canteen dinners being so very disgusting, York Minster being so very boring.

To our close-knit group, he was the central point of school life, a fact that we were desperate never to let anyone else – let alone him – discover.

But if the point of school uniform was always to reduce competition, levelling the playing field by making everyone look equally drab – well, suddenly that no longer feels like an old-fashioned idea.

Nevertheless, the lack of epidemiological studies which examined students' comprehensive physical health status at the entry point of elementary school creates a problem in that no baseline data is available in assessing and evaluating students' overall health in school.

Part of the point of a school is to make things a bit tough for students.

But then, wasn't the whole point of the "school choice" movement to give power back to the parents?

Amanda recounted the high point of a school field trip to New York University — lunch at McDonald's — and Mr. Carney groaned about the culinary destination of the $10 he had shelled out for the trip.

I'm surprised that none of these scientists noted that the point of graduate school and the postdoc is not to pursue a Nobel Prize.