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Multiple 3-day weekends set for Tamil Nadu students in second half of 2025: Check list here
Multiple 3-day weekends set for Tamil Nadu students in second half of 2025: Check list here

Time of India

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  • Time of India

Multiple 3-day weekends set for Tamil Nadu students in second half of 2025: Check list here

Tamil Nadu's official list of holidays for 2025 provides a crucial update for parents and students planning the academic year ahead. With many eagerly anticipating longer weekends to relax, spend time with family, or catch up on studies, the calendar offers several promising opportunities. Now that we are already in the middle of 2025, students still have a number of three-day weekends to look forward to. These upcoming holidays, many of which fall adjacent to weekends, can provide much-needed breaks to balance academic responsibilities and personal time. Understanding these dates can help students and parents manage their schedules more effectively and make the most of the remaining months of the school year. Tamil Nadu holidays 2025: Upcoming long weekends Several important public holidays fall close to weekends in the second half of the year, creating multiple three-day weekends: August 15 to 17 (Friday to Sunday): Independence Day on Friday, August 15, followed by the weekend gives students a long weekend to rest or prepare for exams. September 5 to 7 (Friday to Sunday): Milad-un-Nabi falls on Friday, September 5, creating another relaxing three-day break. October 18 to 20 (Saturday to Monday): Deepavali on Monday, October 20, makes this a festive long weekend. December 25 to 27 (Thursday to Saturday): Christmas on Thursday, December 25, combined with the weekend, offers a festive break with potential for Friday off as well, depending on school schedules. Tamil Nadu school holidays 2025 : Midweek holidays offer a chance to break the routine While some holidays don't form long weekends, midweek breaks like Vinayakar Chathurthi on August 27 and Ayutha Pooja and Vijaya Dasami on October 1 and 2 can be especially valuable for students. These midweek holidays provide valuable mental resets during the intense stretch of school days. They offer opportunities for short trips or local family outings without disrupting the entire week, allowing students to recharge effectively. This break in routine can significantly boost their focus and motivation in the days that follow. School holidays 2025: What students can do beyond resting Beyond relaxing, students can use these breaks to: Collaborate on group projects or study sessions without weekday distractions. Participate in community or cultural programs linked to the festivals, gaining experiential learning. Set personal goals for the remaining school term with fresh focus and energy. TOI Education is on WhatsApp now. Follow us here Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!

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