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church school

 

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Noun church school has 1 sense
  1. church school, parochial school - a private religious school run by a church or parish
    --1 is a kind of religious school
    --1 has particulars: Catholic school

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Church School

Description:

A church school refers to an educational institution that is affiliated with a church or religious organization. These schools focus on providing academic instruction along with religious teachings and values.

Senses:

1. Noun: A school that is run by a church or religious organization.

2. Noun: The educational programs or activities conducted within a church for the purpose of teaching religious beliefs and practices.

3. Adjective: Pertaining to or associated with the educational activities carried out in a church.

Examples:

1. Noun:
- Our children attend the local church school, where they receive both academic and religious education.
- The church school organizes annual plays to teach biblical stories to the students.

2. Noun:
- The church organized a Sunday church school session to teach the youngsters about the significance of Easter.
- Mary volunteers to teach in the church school every Wednesday evening.

3. Adjective:
- The kids participated in a church-school picnic as part of their religious education.
- The church-school choir gave a beautiful performance during the Sunday service.

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