battleschool

noun
UK /ˈbætəlskuːl/
US /ˈbætəlskuːl/

A battleschool is a place where people learn how to fight.

The young warriors trained every morning at the battleschool.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A school that teaches strategy and tactics for fighting.

He studied battle plans at the battleschool before leading his troops.

3. A place where soldiers practice fighting skills.

The recruits spent a year at the battleschool learning to use swords.

4. A hard training program that prepares people for conflict.

Surviving that battleschool made her tough and ready for anything.