Nearly 19 million students across Türkiye, from preschoolers to high schoolers, will receive their first semester report cards and embark on a two-week winter break starting Friday.
School doors will reopen on February 2nd, ushering in a refreshed start for the second semester.
In a new initiative, the Ministry of National Education is offering free winter courses for the first time. Running from January 22nd to February 2nd, these engaging sessions will be open in four key subjects: science, art, mathematics, and English.
Accessible to both students and teachers across all provinces, the courses offer an exciting opportunity to keep learning even during the break.
With the extended break potentially leading to more indoor time, educational specialists remind parents to avoid excessive digital device usage during this period. They emphasize the importance of alternative activities like outdoor games, family bonding, and creative pursuits for a balanced and enriching break for children. (ILKHA)
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