The phrase "students of school" is not grammatically correct and not commonly used in written English.
It would be more correct to say "students at school" or "students of the school." Here is an example sentence using the phrase "students at school": "The students at school were excited for the upcoming science fair."
Trustees, administration, faculty, alumnae and students of School of the Holy Child, Rye extend deepest condolences to John Mara, trustee, and his family on the passing of his father, Wellington T. Mara.
Public (=former students of school teachers) support for teaching evolution increases too with scientific literacy, from 36% (lower science literacy) to 78% (higher science literacy; sample from American likely voters; Coalition of Scientific Societies 2008).
Approximately 30 per cent of students of school age attend private schools, most of which are operated by the Catholic Church.
Mr. Toro stresses that, just like her, all his students of school age attend government school.
As shown in Table 1, the students of school no. 1 had significantly greater mean knowledge as compared to other schools (p < 0.001).
Prospective students of schools with high admission rates, 25 to 30 percent, probably don't need them.
Until recently the strongest clubs came from small towns close to the border with England or were drawn from the former students of schools in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
It provides grants to students of schools that specialize in advertising, among them the Creative Circus and the Portfolio Center, both in Atlanta, and the Miami Ad School in Florida.
A few studies in India mentioned that the adult students of schools and colleges have premarital sexual experiences.
The prevalence in alcohol consumption was higher among students of schools within the city than in rural areas (14.5% vs. 10.2%).
In the future, more colleges and universities may offer EEP to gifted students of middle school and high school ages.
