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postschool

postschool

4.6
Relating to activities that happen after school ends
  • adjective
  • /ˌpoʊstˈskuːl/
translation icon : extracurricular
  • Many students participate in postschool activities such as sports or music lessons.

Examples

  • She started a postschool program to help children with their homework.

  • She enjoys postschool clubs that focus on science and technology.

  • His postschool years were spent traveling and gaining work experience.

  • The postschool program offers various activities for students.

  • Many students participate in postschool activities such as sports or music lessons.

  • She started a postschool program to help children with their homework.

  • The postschool program offers various activities for students.

Synonyms

after-school
vspostschool
233 2.0

Happening after regular school classes finish, often as activities for students

includes both after-hours events and periods after finishing education
postsecondary
vspostschool
3 3.7

Relating to education after high school, like college or university

is broader, not limited to formal higher education and includes after-hours activities

Surface Forms

postschool positive

Morphology

postschool = school (transparent) = post + school

The productive prefix 'post-' meaning 'after' combines directly with 'school' to yield 'after-school' activities or the period after schooling, which is straightforward for learners.

Etymology

Postschool combines post- meaning 'after' and school, and it describes activities or programs that happen 'after-school' or after someone finishes classes.