If the teacher were a member of the Orthodox Church, she might have her Kindergarten, but if she belonged to one of the Free Churches, it was permissible to open an Infant School, but she must not use the term Kindergarten.
Why, the fetters which always cripple a crèche or an Infant School, and which seem to cling round its very name--these fetters were allowed to remain unbroken.
There was aninfant school in Troy, some time ago (and perhaps it is still in existence), in connection with one of the public schools.
Such children could be more pleasantly and more efficiently taught in an infant schoolthan in any other.
Gentle but firm treatment is necessary for children, who need much sympathy and affection; and it therefore requires the greatest patience on the part of a teacher, in order to conduct an infant school successfully.
The first two years of a child's schooling may be passed profitably in an infant school; at any rate, if the child enters as early as six years of age.
Went to the Committee of Infant School, and took the week’s visiting there.
Infant School; thought the children improved, but yet troublesome and disobedient.
Rose early; to Infant School; little boys idle and ignorant in my class!
Bought cakes for the children, and went to Infant School.
To infant school, to infant school, I do not like to wait; O, come with me to infant school, Or we shall be too late.
Whilst conducting the Spitalfields' Infant School, several instances of dishonesty in the children occurred.
Let us now for a few moments consider how great a blessing an infant school is, even when regarded as a mere asylum to take charge of the child's bodily welfare.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "infant school" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
