Your question is a bit confusing because "broke down" and "got repaired" have completely different meanings. "broke down" makes more sense with the rest of the sentence, so you may mean this: The school van broke down and he was not able to get to (the) school on time . "get to school" has a nuance of travelling to school for the normal regular purpose of attending or teaching classes.
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svenkatkThank you so much GPY. I am happy with your correction.Can we re-write this sentence using the word "repair or any other form of repair" instead of the word "broke down"ThanksInitially this seems not to make much sense. If the van has been repaired then it should be working properly, and so would not be a reason for him to be late for school. However,