Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
sister-school
noun
/ˈsɪstər skuːl/

Definition
A school that has a partnership or connection with another school, often in another location, promoting cultural exchange and collaboration among students and staff.

Examples
- The two sister-schools frequently exchange students for cultural immersion programs.
- Our sister-school in Japan invited us to participate in their annual festival.

Meaning
Typically, sister-schools exist to foster educational exchanges, mutual support, and shared resources between two institutions, enhancing the learning experience through international and cross-cultural interactions.

Synonyms
- partner school
- associate school
- collaborating school