parent-led class

noun
UK /ˈpeə.rənt.led klɑːs/
US /ˈper.ənt.led klæs/

A class where moms or dads teach and lead the learning.

The parent-led class meets in the library every Friday morning.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A school program in which parents take turns organizing lessons and activities.

Our co-op uses a parent-led class model for science and art.

3. A community workshop run by volunteer parents rather than hired teachers.

The parent-led class on bike safety was a big hit with the kids.

4. A parenting course where experienced parents guide other parents.

She signed up for a parent-led class about toddler sleep habits.