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upper school
noun
- a scholastic division, especially in a private school, including the terminal secondary grades.
upper school
noun
- the senior pupils in a secondary school, usually those in the fourth and fifth years and above
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Word History and Origins
Origin of upper school1
First recorded in 1620–30
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Example Sentences
When I was at the College school, Gloucester, in 1794, there was a considerable library in a room adjoining the upper school.
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They were forming a special plan for strengthening what they called the bond of union in the upper school.
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Olive Repton, the pet and darling of nearly the whole of the upper school, was making the others scream with laughter.
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The younger Vivians were allowed to remain in the upper school, but were in much lower forms.
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At half-past six on the following day the great gong sounded through the entire upper school.
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