meet at school
/miːt æt skuːl/
Meaning
This phrase means to gather or see someone at a school building or campus. It is commonly used by students, parents, or teachers to arrange a time and place to see each other before, during, or after classes.
Examples
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Let's meet at school tomorrow morning before the first class.
Let's meet at school tomorrow morning before the first class.
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We usually meet at school near the library.
We usually meet at school near the library.
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The parents agreed to meet at school to discuss the field trip.
The parents agreed to meet at school to discuss the field trip.
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I will meet you at school around 8:00 AM.
I will meet you at school around 8:00 AM.
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They decided to meet at school to work on their group project.
They decided to meet at school to work on their group project.
Common Mistakes
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✗ Let's meet in school tomorrow.
✓ Let's meet at school tomorrow.
Use 'at school' when referring to the school as a specific meeting point or location where people gather.
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✗ I will meet at school with you.
✓ I will meet you at school.
In English, we usually say 'meet [someone]' directly without using the preposition 'with' when arranging to see a person.
Related Expressions
Practice
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We can ___ before the English exam starts.
💡 See each other at the educational building
Show answer
meet at school
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Do you want to ___ or at the park?
💡 Gather at the place where you study
Show answer
meet at school