The phrase "afternoon lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a lesson or class that takes place in the afternoon.
Example: "The students were excited for their afternoon lesson on environmental science."
Alternatives: "afternoon class" or "afternoon session".
Anyone with limited mobility or a learning difficulty can also join in the Saturday afternoon lessons for adults and children with a disability.
When the children go back down to the village for their afternoon lessons, some of the top race trainers in the business are idle.
And with many headteachers compressing lunch times to 40 minutes or less - to reduce lunchtime misbehaviour or cram more lessons into the school day - by the time students have finished queuing, it is almost time for afternoon lessons.
Sod it, I'll settle the outstanding £225 myself, if it means the children can rejoin their peers and have a decent meal, and go into their afternoon lessons nourished, confident and ready to learn.
Where are the Rev. Bakers, the Saturday afternoon lessons and the family discussions of the world?
At this time, he was receiving Saturday afternoon lessons from Johann Bernoulli, who quickly discovered his new pupil's incredible talent for mathematics.
"The rate is based on the hours, not the stars". Each day, Lam is reminded of his travels between the worlds of Jewish observance and contemporary popular music; from Friday afternoon lessons with Ritchie, he moves smoothly to Sabbath services with hundreds of congregants.
When the then Israeli prime minister suffered the massive brain haemorrhage that threw Israeli politics into disarray two years ago, I cancelled the next morning's lesson and suspended the intensive course for which I had taken time off work.
Taking morning lessons adds £19; full-time instruction £43.
