Here are some examples:
* Herring: One of the most famous schooling fish, often forming massive shoals.
* Sardines: Small, oily fish that form huge shoals.
* Anchovies: Similar to sardines, they form massive shoals that are important food sources.
* Tuna: While large, tuna often travel in schools, sometimes reaching hundreds of individuals.
* Mackerel: These fast-moving fish form schools for both feeding and protection.
* Pilchard: Another type of small, oily fish that forms enormous schools.
It's important to note that while the term "shoal" is often used interchangeably with "school," technically, a shoal refers to a group of fish of *any* kind, while a school specifically refers to a group of fish that are swimming together in a coordinated, synchronized manner.