"after lessons" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "I like to go for a walk after lessons."
There was nothing to do after lessons or at weekends.
"We'd go to school as normal and then train after lessons, every day," he recalls.
The report, Deprivation and Risk, complains that compulsory school hours have barely changed since the 19th century, when children were often forced to do paid work after lessons.
At the brothers' school in Gyumri, one of the poorest cities in Armenia, more than 20 pupils gather after lessons every week to design and create robots.
Many schools in the capital lock their gates at 8.30 in the morning, shortly after lessons begin, in the hope of preventing pupils from leaving before classes are over.
The musical items found in the hours include antiphons (texts usually sung before and after psalms), and psalm tones (formulas for intonation of psalms), responsories (texts usually sung after lessons, or scriptural readings), hymns, and lesson tones.
"I dropped the idea of riding after Lesson 1," she said.
After lesson 1, PTs' SCK was reassessed through the mid-term exam (posttest 1, March 7).
This increase was responsible for 77% of the increase in scores after lesson 1.
Every moment consisted of lesson observations after intervention lessons (post-intervention) and after regular classroom lessons (post-control).
