The phrase "primary school teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used whenever you are referring to the teaching profession at the elementary school level. For example, "Janice decided to pursue a career in primary school teaching after she graduated from college."
Maybe in a primary school – teaching a bit of everything".
The lodge's owners have set up a primary school, teaching more than 160 students, 80% of whom are orphans.
Now professional, she has given up primary school teaching to concentrate on the Rugby Sevens tournament in Rio.
He is nearing the end of a short placement in the school during his five-year master's degree in primary school teaching.
Arlene Heraghty, 20, who will shortly start her second year of a course in primary school teaching at Bangor, went through clearing last summer because she applied late.
Steve Cook, a 41-year-old watch manager in the fire and rescue service, also followed in his father's footsteps, who served for 30 years, while his mum worked as a primary school teaching assistant.
My daughters' primary school teaches only Spanish.
And were their nursery and primary school teaches all male?
The number of primary schools teaching languages has been increasing in response to a target set by the previous government., though school inspectors say headteachers' monitoring of language provision can be weak.
The number of primary schools teaching a language increased rapidly when the Labour government introduced the national languages strategy in 2002, an initiative that gave heads eight years to introduce a foreign language at key stage two.
Shortly afterwards the National Foundation for Educational Research presented an even rosier picture, saying that the proportion of primary schools teaching a language had risen from 70percentnt in 2006 to 84percentnt, with just over half fully meeting the entitlement for all year groups.
