Like entire North India, Punjab is witnessing extreme heat, with temperatures crossing 41°C in several districts. Despite this, the summer break for schools is expected to follow the usual schedule, likely starting in the third week of May and ending on July 1. There were earlier discussions about the possibility of declaring the holidays early due to the ongoing heatwave. However, according to current updates, the education authorities are not planning any changes to the traditional vacation dates.
“Both school administrations and parents are being advised to limit outdoor exposure during peak heat hours and ensure that students stay hydrated and protected from direct sunlight,” the advisory stated.
Local authorities have started issuing health advisories as a preventive measure. Some schools have also adjusted their schedules to avoid exposure during peak afternoon hours.
While temperatures remain high and public concern is growing, any official decision on advancing vacation dates has yet to be announced. Schools and families are expected to manage with precautions in the meantime.
Punjab Summer Vacations: Schools advised to limit outdoor activity
Schools across the state are receiving advisories urging them to reduce students’ exposure to the heat. Parents are also being advised to take precautions to protect their children from heat-related illnesses.“Both school administrations and parents are being advised to limit outdoor exposure during peak heat hours and ensure that students stay hydrated and protected from direct sunlight,” the advisory stated.
Concerns over student safety grow
Reports from several districts in Punjab suggest that students have already started facing health issues due to the heat. The situation has become difficult for children who continue to attend classes in these extreme conditions.Local authorities have started issuing health advisories as a preventive measure. Some schools have also adjusted their schedules to avoid exposure during peak afternoon hours.
Punjab Summer Vacation Schedule
Traditionally, Punjab schools declare summer vacations in the third week of May. The holidays usually continue until July 1. Officials have so far not indicated any deviation from this schedule.While temperatures remain high and public concern is growing, any official decision on advancing vacation dates has yet to be announced. Schools and families are expected to manage with precautions in the meantime.
