With 10 Sundays falling within the holiday span, schools will effectively be closed for 65 days.

Key Holidays and Breaks

Extended Breaks for Major Festivals

For the benefit of students, parents, and educators, the summer break will last for 20 days. Additionally, there will be 5 days off for Durga Puja and a combined total of 10 days for Diwali and Chhath Puja. Below is a detailed table of the holiday dates for the year:

Important Notes

The dates for Muslim festivals are subject to change based on moon sightings.

All government, government-aided, project, and upgraded primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools in Bihar will observe the holiday calendar as outlined.

Annual Day, Republic Day, Independence Day, and Gandhi Jayanti will be celebrated in all schools, requiring attendance from students and teachers during these events. Schools will close after the celebrations.

During extended breaks such as the Summer Vacation, Diwali to Chhath Puja, and Winter Vacation, students will be assigned homework and projects across all subjects. Teachers will be responsible for assessing this work upon the school's reopening.