First term ends for school students; 16-day break begins
According to the academic calendar, the second term is scheduled to commence on the 10th of next month.
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The first term of the current academic year concluded on Thursday, with report books distributed to students across the Maldives.
Most students completed their first-term examinations on Monday. However, all students attended school on Thursday to mark the official end of the term. This begins a 16-day break before the second term starts.
According to the academic calendar, the second term is scheduled to commence on the 10th of next month.
Students will have a nine-day mid-term break in September. The main school holidays are scheduled for December, following a term that spans approximately six months.
The new academic year began in May with a total student population of 96,000, according to the Ministry of Education. This includes approximately 83,000 students enrolled in government schools and 13,000 in private schools.
