Converse of object

• disrupt: One in four is dyslexic and many have had disrupted schooling.

• tutor: Personal tutors, tuition, online tutoring, home schooling - all academic subjects and musical instruments - lessons from £ 12.50/hour.

• deny: Its extreme expression is represented by the proposition being considered in California to deny schooling to the children of illegals.

• receive: Children affected by leprosy are unlikely to receive any schooling.

Adjective modifier

• segregated: There was a high level of concern about the possible consequences of segregated schooling.

• compulsory: A Gap Year Taking a year out at the end of compulsory schooling can be a good option.

• faith-based: THE DEBATE ABOUT the extent to which faith-based schooling prepares children for life in contemporary society has recently been reopened in the UK.

• inclusive: International developments in inclusive schooling: mapping the issues.

• mainstream: I am doing a project on finding out whether children with autism are better in a special school or in mainstream schooling.

• secondary: They promise new housing, better homes, real social security, secondary schooling for everybody.

Modifies a noun

• hammerhead: Schooling hammerheads, rare fish, migrating lobster, feeding whales - he's got them all in the can.

• pelagics: Plateau Lune: Depth: 18m Between Conception and Therese Islands, this can be a great drift dive with schooling pelagics.

• fish: If you can tear your eyes off the schooling fish, here you will find any other reef species you can name.

Noun used with modifier

• single-sex: In these terms, if single-sex schooling is beneficial for boys we need to consider which boys are benefiting and at whose expense.

• mainstream: The change back to mainstream schooling can be made at any time.

• home: We welcome ALL of our home schooling friends, no matter what style you use.

• faith: The conflicts of Northern Ireland have more to do with power and economic relations than faith schooling.

Possessives

• child: The pursuer has been kept in the dark about the children's schooling in Ireland.

Preposition: for

• girl: An extra year of schooling for a girl can raise her eventual wages by 10 to 20 per cent.