Students in Rawalpindi will receive a nine-day break for Eidul Fitr, as announced by the Ministry of Education. The holidays, which will begin on March 29 and end on April 5, will see both public and private schools in the city closed for the duration.
According to a notification from the Ministry, no board exams for 9th grade will be held during this period, ensuring that students can fully embrace the holiday. Academic activities will resume on April 6.
The decision to extend the holidays aims to allow students more time to celebrate Eid with their families.
In a related announcement, the federal government has confirmed the dates for Eidul Fitr holidays for government offices and businesses. As per a notification from the Cabinet Division, government operations will be suspended from March 31 to April 2, with normal activities resuming on April 3.
The extended break will give students an opportunity to relax before returning to their academic routines. Educational institutions across Rawalpindi are expected to adhere strictly to this schedule.
Eidul Fitr, a major religious observance in Pakistan, marks the end of Ramadan. It is traditionally celebrated with prayers, family gatherings, and festive meals. As preparations for the holiday unfold, markets and shopping centers in Rawalpindi have seen increased activity.
With heightened travel expected during this time, transport services are anticipated to experience a surge in demand. Authorities have assured that adequate security measures will be implemented to ensure a safe and peaceful holiday period.
This extended break provides students and their families ample time to enjoy the festivities of Eid before returning to their regular routines.
