Sindh government has officially announced the Sindh schools summer vacations 2025, confirming the schedule for the summer break across all public and private schools in the province. According to the latest notification issued by the Sindh School Education and Literacy Department, the summer holidays will begin on June 1, 2025, and continue until July 31, 2025, with schools set to reopen on August 1, 2025.
This announcement comes as part of the broader update where Sindh and K-P announce summer vacations for schools from early June to late July/August, aligning academic calendars to manage the region’s intense summer heat and ensure a consistent school schedule across provinces.
The decision follows the recommendations of the provincial steering committee, which aims to maintain uniformity for students and educators across Sindh. The summer vacation applies uniformly across all districts, including major cities such as Karachi, Hyderabad, and Sukkur, ensuring that schools across the province observe the same holiday period.
The government’s timely notification of Sindh schools summer vacations particularly important given the ongoing heatwave conditions affecting the region, allowing students to enjoy their break during the hottest months. It also helps parents and school authorities plan accordingly for the academic year ahead.
In addition to Sindh, neighboring Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) has also announced similar school summer vacations from early June to late July or August, making it easier for families with children studying in different provinces to coordinate their schedules.
Parents and students advised to stay updated with official announcements from the Sindh School Education and Literacy Department for any changes or extensions to the summer vacation period. For the 2025 academic year, schools expected to resume regular classes from August 1.
Sindh schools summer vacations 2025 will run from June 1 to July 31, ensuring students have a well-deserved break during the peak summer months. This schedule aligns with provincial decisions in Sindh and K-P, highlighting coordinated efforts across regions to provide an organized academic calendar.
