"school excursion" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a trip or outing organized by a school for its students. Example: "The students were excited for their upcoming school excursion to the museum."
In fact, pupils are safer on a school excursion than performing almost any other activity.
This is entirely matter-of-fact, no big deal, although this is an unusual school excursion.
In February 2009, a group of Guatemalan school children developed acute gastroenteritis (AGE) after participating in a school excursion.
In late winter of 1996, three young daughters and I began a cross-country "home school" excursion.
"The people that bag Canberra came here on a school excursion when they were 14 and they got off the bus and it was cold," Furner says.
Strikingly intelligent, the western Sydney daughter of African and Indian migrants can recall in vivid detail everything that happened on a recent school excursion, right down to the detailing on pottery she saw.
Their curriculums are outside Japanese control; school excursions are usually to Pyongyang, the North's capital.
The perception that immigrants are patriarchal and insular has sparked controversies over everything from school excursions to swimming lessons to disrespect for female teachers.
Critics, including the community organisations, point to the common $10 minimum spend in shops and instances such as school excursions which would cause problems for the recipient.
Ayuda en Acción now helps to cover the cost of lunch programs, textbooks and school excursions for about 15,000 children in Spain.
And with the exception of a few school excursions and several more expeditions on Orchard diving for underwear, I successfully avoid Manhattan for most of the next decade.
