The phrase "works at a school" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "My mother works at a school as a science teacher."
This week's Secret Teacher works at a school in South Yorkshire.
Today's Secret Teacher works at a school in the south of England.
"I don't know who that is," said Quirsten Green, a security officer who works at a school on the block.
Jackie Stanley tries to sell real estate; Terry Neumann gets into a cosmetics-selling scheme, works at a school cafeteria, then drives a forklift.
Ms. Dinwiddie teaches in a bilingual program at a French international school in Saigon, and Mr. Hill works at a school and edits English documents for an investment fund.
But, he said, "maybe one of the instincts is self-preservation". Mr. Heinsohn, who works at a school for autistic children, said he had wanted to assess $1.5 million but relented to encourage Ms. Williams to participate in the deliberations.
Tom Nicolson, 22 Currently working at a school in Ecuador I can see some evidence for the theory that gap-year people are the "new colonialists".
Then I started work at a school that takes P.D. seriously.
But he didn't work at a school or stand in front of a class.
Mum worked at a school for severely maladjusted children and Dad in the glass industry.
Working at a school in Paisley, however, did not agree with Cutler.
