After-school (adjective)

1. Occurring or taking place after the typical school day.
2. Relating to activities or programs that take place outside of the regular school day.

Origin:

From after ("following") + school ("a place for learning").

Examples:

1. The after-school program offered homework help and extracurricular activities.
2. She had an after-school job at the bookstore.
3. The school offered an after-school sports program.
4. The after-school tutoring session was held in the library.
5. After-school activities included drama club and chess club.