The concept of grouping students together in a centralized location for learning has existed since at least Classical antiquity. Formal schools have existed at least since ancient Greece (academy), ancient India (gurukul) and ancient China.
The term school is from the Latin, but the Romans did not invent the concept of formal education.
Formal education in schools has been around for centuries, but the modern concept of schools as we know them today started to emerge in the 19th century with the spread of compulsory education laws in many countries. Public education systems have continued to evolve over time to meet the changing needs of societies.
The first school was actually created in 1066 AD. It was created by a man named Emir Nizam Al-Mulk in ancient Israel.
The Romans invented schools. This was during the Roman Empire's rule. The name was formally known as "scola" which was Latin for "school".
Hurworth House School was created in 1946.
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The possessive form of school is "school's", for example: "The school's playground is being renovated."
Thomas Edison attended school in Port Huron, Michigan, and the name of his school was the Port Huron District School.
The name of the school that Alfred Nobel attended was Jacobs Apologistic School in Stockholm, Sweden.
Roundwood Park School was created in 1956.
Friern Barnet Grammar School was created in 1884.
Kingsview Middle School was created in 1997.
Wendover House School was created in 1985.
Old School New School was created in 2000.
Auckland Grammar School was created in 1868.
Greengates School was created in 1951.
Gordon School was created in 1910.
School Master was created in 1958.
Oldfields School was created in 1867.
The Highland School was created in 1981.
Bancroft School was created in 1900.