In response to the severe cold wave affecting Sindh, the Sindh Education and Literacy Department has adjusted school timings across the province, now beginning at 8:30 am. The change, effective immediately until January 31, 2024, applies to all private and government schools under the department’s control.
This decision follows the resumption of classes on January 1, after a winter break from December 22, 2023. Furthermore, the new academic year is set to start on April 15, 2024, with colleges commencing their sessions on August 1, 2024.
In parallel, due to similar harsh weather, Punjab’s provincial government has extended winter vacations until January 15 2024, with schools reopening on January 10, requiring mandatory face mask usage on premises. These adjustments are aimed at ensuring students’ and staff’s safety amid the cold wave and smog issue.
Sindh New School Timings 2024
The Sindh Education and Literacy Department has issued a notification on January 6, 2024, announcing new school timings due to decreasing temperatures. Both public and private schools managed by the department will commence classes at 8:30 am. This decision was actioned quickly amid intensifying cold wave and follows a 10-day break, after which schools across the state reopened on January 1, 2024.
revised school schedules in Sindh
The notification indicated that the revised school schedules in Sindh would be in effect until the conclusion of January. Schools across the region reopened on January 1 following a 10-day hiatus. There are speculations that school holidays may be extended in Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa due to chilly weather conditions. Nevertheless, no official decision has been announced by the state governments to this effect, considering that temperatures remain low.
Punjab School Holidays Notification | Chotiyaan 15 January Tak Hon Gi
Sindh New School Timings 2024
The School Education and Literacy Department has issued a notification dated 06 January 2024, announcing new school timings across the province of Sindh. This decision stems from a notable drop in temperature. As per the notification, all schools, encompassing both public and private institutions under the department’s jurisdiction, will commence their sessions at 8:30 am. This news follows a 10-day hiatus, with schools throughout the province resuming classes from Monday, January 1.
As per the most recent update, the newly adjusted school timings will stay in place until the conclusion of January. All educational institutions across the province recommenced their classes on January 1st, following a 10-day holiday break. There are speculations that the provinces of Punjab and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa may consider extending the school holidays due to the persistently low temperatures. However, despite the cold weather conditions, no official decision has been made as of yet by the provincial governments.