The phrase "school purposes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to activities or objectives that relate to school, such as "The school's building fund will be used for school purposes only."
It is customary to use school buildings for community activities when not needed for school purposes.
Children in primary and secondary school are asked to go on the Internet for school purposes while research on hypertext has scarcely investigated how children process and learn from hypertext.
Thus, a grant subject to the condition that the land be used for school purposes is not possible in civil law, although there are ways of achieving similar results in civil law, at least for limited periods of time.
Nor can we accept the contention that a special exemption could be read into the Act in order to permit states holding land granted for school purposes to charge more than the ceiling price set for timber.
Thus, it is possible, for example, to grant a fee interest subject to the contingency that the land be used for school purposes and to provide for a forfeiture of the interest if it is not so used (fee simple determinable, fee simple subject to a condition subsequent).
YOU can pick any number of starting points to this tale of a town trying to reconcile the need for new school offices with preserving scarce parkland: *The Texaco heiress Ruth Lapham Lloyd's generous sale in the mid-1960's of her family's stately Waveny House and the more than 300 acres of surrounding land to the town of New Canaan, a portion of it designated for "school purposes only".
What's more, he said, "This money would be available as discretionary revenues to be used for any school purpose". Since members of the Think Long Committee were not appointed by any government agency and have no ties to special interest groups, they weren't beholden to any point of view and reached consensus on all the proposed recommendations, wrote Berggruen in theSacramento Bee article.
Why not design a webpage for your school purpose?
We've resolved the question for back-to-school purposes (we went for disclosure), but it's sure to come up again.
Each horse has a personal collection of CDs, for schooling purposes - "Flanagan likes boogie-woogie and swing; Buster likes military marches, Nemo loves the Captain Pugwash theme tune and Dan likes reggae music".
"The more privacy you have — for instance, if you've got trees all around and no one can see you — at the same time, it's easier to get a burglar as well," he said, explaining that a wife and children will often settle in New Zealand for schooling purposes while the husband is still working overseas, so security is important.
