KARACHI – The Sindh Education Department has officially announced the dates for the upcoming winter break. The Steering Committee confirmed the schedule on Thursday. All schools and colleges across the province will be closed for the holidays.
A spokesperson for the department provided the details. He stated that all public and private educational institutions will observe their annual winter break from December 22 to December 31, 2025. This 10-day break allows students and staff to rest before the new academic term.
Following the break, normal academic activities will resume. “All educational institutions will reopen on January 1,” the spokesperson added. Parents and students should note this date for their return to school. The schedule for Winter Vacations 2025 aims to provide a consistent break period for everyone in the provincial education system.
The department also clarified the situation for supplementary examinations. These exams, which are conducted by various education boards, will not be affected by the vacation schedule. The spokesperson confirmed that these tests will proceed as previously planned. Students scheduled to take supplementary exams should follow their original timetables.
This announcement from Sindh follows a similar declaration by the Punjab government. The Punjab education department recently released its own vacation schedule. In Punjab, schools will be closed from December 22, 2025, to January 10, 2026. This is a longer break compared to the one in Sindh. Schools in Punjab are set to reopen on January 10, 2026.
The coordinated announcements help families plan their holidays. Many people travel to visit relatives during this time. The official notice for Winter Vacations 2025 in Sindh provides clarity for schools, students, and parents across the province. Educational institutions are expected to adhere strictly to this schedule.
Sindh has announced its winter vacations 2025, giving students a well-deserved break. For a full view of the holiday schedule in neighboring provinces, check out how Punjab officially declared its winter holidays for schools and colleges.
