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School Holiday November 2025: All Schools to Remain Closed for 12 Days in November 2025

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School Holiday November 2025: All Schools to Remain Closed for 12 Days in November 2025

School Holiday November 2025: All Schools Will Remain Closed for 12 Days in November 2025

Students and parents have exciting news! According to the proposed academic calendar 2025, schools across several Indian states may remain closed for a total of 12 days in November 2025. These holidays include festivals, national events, second Saturdays, and Sundays.

This guide includes all the important dates so parents, students, and teachers can plan their schedules easily.

Why Are Schools Closed for 12 Days in November 2025?

November is filled with major festivals and events in India. These include:

  • Diwali holidays
  • Bhai Dooj
  • Guru Nanak Jayanti
  • Chhath Puja
  • Weekends (Saturdays & Sundays)
  • Regional holidays depending on the state

With so many events lined up, schools will naturally observe multiple holidays making it a relaxing month for students.

Complete List of School Holidays in November 2025

Here is the state-wise and general holiday list for November:

DateDayHoliday Name
1 November 2025SaturdayLocal/State Holiday (varies)
2 November 2025SundayWeekend Holiday
6 November 2025ThursdayChhath Puja
7 November 2025FridayChhath Puja (Kartika Shashthi)
8 November 2025SaturdaySecond Saturday
9 November 2025SundayWeekend Holiday
14 November 2025FridayChildren’s Day (Some states celebrate holiday)
15 November 2025SaturdayLocal/State Holiday
16 November 2025SundayWeekend Holiday
20 November 2025ThursdayGuru Nanak Jayanti
22 November 2025SaturdayFourth Saturday
23 November 2025SundayWeekend Holiday

Total Holidays = 12 Days
(Some holidays may differ slightly depending on your state school board.)

Major Festivals in November 2025

1. Chhath Puja

One of the biggest festivals celebrated in Bihar, UP, and Jharkhand. Schools remain closed for two days.

2. Guru Nanak Jayanti

A national-level holiday, especially observed in North India and Punjab.

3. Children’s Day (Nov 14)

Some schools celebrate with events while others give a holiday depending on the state.

State-Wise Variations

Different states will have additional holidays:

States With Extra Holidays

  • Bihar – Chhath Puja full week
  • Punjab – Guru Nanak Jayanti
  • Karnataka – Kannada Rajyotsava (1 November)
  • Assam – Local tribal festivals

Schools That May Not Give All Holidays

  • CBSE private schools
  • International schools
  • ICSE schools (holiday list varies)

Holiday Calendar Snapshot (November 2025)

  • Chhath Puja (2 days)
  • Guru Nanak Jayanti
  • Four Sundays
  • Second & Fourth Saturdays
  • State-Specific Holidays
  • Exams (if scheduled by school)

Parent Tip: Plan Early!

Here are some suggestions for parents:

  • Plan family trips during the long weekends
  • Keep track of school exam schedules
  • Motivate kids to use holidays for light study
  • Participate in cultural activities during festivals

FAQ – School Holidays in November 2025

1. How many school holidays are there in November 2025?

Students will get 12 holidays including weekends and festivals.

2. Will all schools in India follow this holiday list?

No. It varies by state, school board, and private institutions.

3. Is Chhath Puja a full holiday in all schools?

No. Mostly observed in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand.

4. Will schools remain closed for Children’s Day?

Some states may declare a holiday while others hold events.

5. Can states add more holidays later?

Yes. State governments often update holiday notifications mid-year.

Conclusion

November 2025 will be an exciting month for students with 12 days of school holidays across India. With major festivals and weekends aligning perfectly, it provides a great opportunity for families to plan outings and for students to recharge themselves.

Keep checking your school’s official circular for the final holiday list!

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