schools
n. countablen. places where people go to learn from teachers. You usually use this word for buildings where children or teenagers study.
n. institutions for the instruction of students, typically at the primary or secondary level. The plural form can also refer to the various departments or faculties within a university.
The children walk to their schools every morning.
Local governments are investing more money to modernize primary schools and improve the quality of classroom technology.
While the city is famous for its historic architecture, it is equally well-regarded for its prestigious medical and law schools which attract scholars from around the globe.
When referring to the institution of education in general, the word is often used without an article ('in school', 'at school').