convent school
"Convent schools" are educational institutions often associated with religious communities, particularly nuns, and emphasize moral and spiritual teachings.
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Definition
B2Education
(general)An educational institution where the teaching and support staff are typically nuns, integrating religious values with academic education.
Example
- She attended a convent school where she received both academic and moral education.
- Convent schools often have a strong emphasis on discipline and ethical values.
B2Religion
(general)A school run by a religious community, usually affiliated with a convent, focusing on both spiritual and academic instruction.
Example
- The convent school was known for its rigorous religious instruction and high academic standards.
- Many parents choose convent schools for their children to ensure a values-based education.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "convent school":
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