Land acquired by an established school for the construction of a new campus is 'used entirely for a school' within the meaning of a rates exemption resolution during the construction and fit-out period, even before classes commence. The expression 'used for' a purpose is wider than 'used as' and contains an element of futurity. Construction activity on such land is ancillary to the school purpose and does not convert the land into a mere 'construction site'.
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