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The phrase "what a nice school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express admiration or appreciation for a school, often in a casual or conversational context. Example: "After visiting the campus, I must say, what a nice school! The facilities are impressive."
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"Then Denis arrived and said, 'What a nice school.
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It was not a nice school.
"It seemed like a nice school to me," I said.
She didn't want to go because she had loads of friends and a nice school.
So have a nice school year!
Be nice to people, even if they aren't popular or 'cool.'(Having a good reputation in Junior High will let people in High School know what a nice, confident kid you are) Don't pay too much attention to your appearance or you will come off as a girly snob.
Choose a nice, school-appropriate outfit and put it on.
"What a nice child".
"What a nice dress".
What a nice surprise!
What a nice body!
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