Federal govt announced summer holidays in Educational Institutions

summer holidays

Islamabad: Ministry of Education announced summer vacation for federal government educational institutions.

Federal educational institutions will be closed from June 10 to July 31, according to the Ministry of Education. The educational institution will reopen on August 1 after the summer vacation.

This warning is issued with the approval of the Secretary of Education.

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