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voluntary aided school

voluntary aided school noun: a state-funded school in which a (usually religious) foundation or trust contributes to building costs and has a substantial influence in running the school.

Noun

voluntary aided school (plural voluntary aided schools)

  1. (UK) A state-funded school in which a (usually religious) foundation or trust contributes to building costs and has a substantial influence in running the school.

Forms of voluntary aided school

pluralvoluntary aided schools

Questions about voluntary aided school

What does voluntary aided school mean?
Voluntary aided school means a state-funded school in which a (usually religious) foundation or trust contributes to building costs and has a substantial influence in running the school.
What part of speech is voluntary aided school?
Voluntary aided school is a noun.
What is the plural of voluntary aided school?
The plural of voluntary aided school is voluntary aided schools.

Words near voluntary aided school in the dictionary

  1. voluntarists
  2. voluntarity
  3. voluntary
  4. voluntary agent
  5. voluntary agents
  6. voluntary aided school
  7. voluntary aided schools
  8. voluntary controlled school
  9. voluntary controlled schools
  10. voluntary jurisdiction
  11. voluntary manslaughter

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