"class outing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe when a group of students from a class go on a trip or outing together. For example, "The class went on a class outing to the science center yesterday."
Mr. Lowman and a female classmate who was his roommate went on a class outing to a minor league baseball game in Winston-Salem.
The day after a sixth grader from Harlem drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on a class outing, a fifth-grade teacher in Brooklyn posted some rather impolitic comments about her own students on Facebook.
In the article "Teacher's Facebook Post Didn't Warrant Firing, a Panel Upholds," Andy Newman writes: The day after a sixth grader from Harlem drowned in the Atlantic Ocean on a class outing, a fifth-grade teacher in Brooklyn posted some rather impolitic comments about her own students on Facebook.
Against all odds, she managed to take her class on a class outing to Quebec City.
When I was around 15 years old, our teacher took us on a class outing to see a modern version of Romeo and Juliet, where they played "Rock DJ" and "Let's Get Loud" in between the scenes.
When I was around 15, our teacher took us on a class outing to see a modern version of Romeo and Juliet, where they played "Rock DJ" and "Let's Get Loud" in between the scenes.
Normally, Ferguson would only class outings such as this as useful staging posts in a young player's development.
A £4.5m government drive to boost the number of class outings to galleries, museums and the countryside has failed, a report by MPs on the cross-party Commons schools select committee argues.
The Department for Children, Schools and Families should require schools to organise at least one school trip a term and should monitor the number and range of class outings by type of school and socio-economic background of the pupils, the MPs argue.
They've brought my son out of his shell, they're teaching my daughter how to be a leader, and they spend countless hours outside of the school time working on homework, fundraising, organizing class outings, and continuing to upgrade their skills all so they can be even better teachers than they already are".
I have been to several class outings, swim lessons, soccer practices and games that I might not have been able to experience if I was working 9 to 5. While some traditionalists look at this trend and decry the end of traditional values in relationships, I am happy with my decision to work at home and spend more time with my son.
