Grammar fix

school building

school facility

A structure where students go to attend classes and other school activities.

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Hear it in context

Notice where the phrase sounds natural.

The school building was renovated last year to make it safer for students.education
In my hometown, the school building is quite old, but it has a lot of character and history.IELTS speaking

Pattern: school building (noun)

WrongI go to school building every day.

RightI go to the school building every day. / I go to school every day.

'Go to school' (general) needs no article; 'the school building' (the structure) needs 'the'.

Patternschool building (noun)

Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.

Stiff The educational establishment's edifice is over a century old.

Natural The school building is over a hundred years old.

'School building' is plain; 'educational establishment's edifice' is absurd.

Words that usually travel with it.

school building + context
the school buildingold school buildingnew buildingmain building

'School' can mean the organization or the place, but 'school building' is only the physical structure.