Junior school

/dʒˈuːnjə skˈuːl/

/dʒˈuːnjɚ skˈuːl/

[noun]

Junior school

[NOUN]

a school in Britain for students between ages 7 and 11

Examples

1. At the time of the slide the junior school had just received the majority of its pupils.

2. He works as a teacher in a junior school.

3. My parents queried autism when I was in junior school, along with the learning support team, but this was dropped by the local authority as they felt I was not autistic.

4. And there's a shift that happens, I mean we all, when we start thinking-- in junior school, we're thinking in terms of linear numbers, in linear scales.