Many schools in Hanoi give students winter break, the longest being nearly 20 days.

In addition to the statutory holidays and Tet, every year, some private schools in Hanoi have an additional winter break after students finish their first semester exams. Specifically:

According to the school year plan, TH School students will have two weeks off, starting winter break from December 20 to January 3, 2025. Winter break marks the end of semester 1, an opportunity for teachers and students to rest and celebrate Christmas and New Year.

Similarly, the VinSchool, Olympia, and Dewey inter-level school systems also announced that students will have a break for the end of the first semester with winter break starting from December 23 to January 1, 2025, and will return to school from January 2.

Many schools in Hanoi give students nearly 20 days of winter break. (Illustration photo)

Winter break for students and teachers of ParkCity International School Hanoi (ISPH), True North International from December 23 to January 2-3, 2025.

Singapore International School (SIS) students will have winter break from December 23 to January 5, 2025, and will return to school from January 6.

Meanwhile, the British International School Hanoi (BIS Hanoi) has given students the longest break of 18 days from December 19 to January 5, 2025.

Dwight Hanoi School System will give students winter break from December 18 to January 5, 2025, students will return to school from January 6.

In the world , dividing holidays into small parts during the year is popular in many countries such as the US, UK, France, Japan. Students have 3-6 holidays per year, each about 1-11 weeks, the longest is the summer.

Currently, most schools nationwide follow the school year plan framework of the Ministry of Education and Training . In which, students must have 35 weeks of study and a full three-month summer vacation. Private schools are allowed to welcome students from August, one month earlier than public schools.

Khanh Huyen

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