"schoolchild" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to refer to a child who attends school. For example, "The schoolchild was watching the teacher with rapt attention."
Welcome to the British economy!" Now, every schoolchild knows that Osborne wants to succeed David Cameron.
AS EVERY schoolchild knows, the dinosaurs were wiped out in an instant, when a rock from outer space hit what is now southern Mexico.
His account, "The Great Tang Chronicles of the Western World", is known to nearly every schoolchild in China.
This meeting took place in tiny Nutsuka Cove on Rishiri Island off Hokkaido on July 1st 1848, and a dark basaltic pebble from the cove sits on this correspondent's desk as he writes, picked up from between the narrow fishing skiffs that even today are pulled up on the beach.Rishiri is about as perfect a round volcanic island, perhaps nine miles across, as it is possible for a schoolchild to draw.
Many a schoolchild has been lulled to sleep by the droning voices at the Comédie-Française.
Instead, we took the further step of providing each schoolchild with a rugged, power-efficient laptop with Wi-Fi connectivity.
THE earth, as every schoolchild knows, orbits the sun in a roughly elliptical orbit.
EVERY schoolchild in New Jersey is promised, through the state's constitution, a "thorough and efficient education".
And every schoolchild knows that the monthly test of the country's 4,500 warning sirens is held at noon on the first Wednesday.
Today, every Israeli schoolchild spends a semester studying the history of what they call the Shoah, along with further coursework in literature, music and art classes.
Every schoolchild in Silicon Valley knows the sad story of how nice Steve Jobs helped to found Apple Computer, only for the evil bean-counters to evict him nine years later (now, of course, he's back).
