ISLAMABAD: As the temperature drops country-wide, winter vacations have been announced in schools across Balochistan and Punjab.
As per details, the Balochistan education department issued the schedule of winter vacations. All the public and private schools in the province will remain closed from 16 December for two and a half months.
On the other hand, Punjab also released a schedule for winter vacations, stating that educational institutes will kick off the holidays from 23 December 2025. The schools will resume routine classes on 12 January 2026.
Tips for Students During Punjab Schools Winter Vacations
Winter break is a great opportunity for students to relax and recharge, but it can also be used productively. Here are some useful tips:
- Read regularly: Spend at least 30 minutes daily reading books or newspapers.
- Revise lessons: Go over important topics covered before the break.
- Stay active: Light exercise or indoor games help maintain energy.
- Spend time with family: Winter is perfect for bonding and sharing meals.
- Avoid excessive screen time: Limit mobile and TV use.
Balancing rest and learning ensures a smooth transition back to school.
Health and Safety Tips During Cold Weather
Punjab winters can be harsh, especially in December and January. Parents should take these steps:
- Dress children warmly before school reopens.
- Encourage hot drinks like milk, soup, or herbal tea.
- Keep rooms ventilated to prevent indoor pollution.
- Avoid early morning outings when fog is heavy.
- Monitor flu symptoms and ensure children rest if sick.
Following these small steps can make winter safer for everyone.
Impact of Winter Vacations on Education
Some people worry that winter vacations affect learning progress. However, research shows that short breaks improve focus and motivation. Students return to school with fresh energy and better attention.
Teachers also use the break for training, planning, and marking exams, which helps improve teaching quality. In many ways, Punjab Schools Winter Vacations benefit the entire education system.
