School Holidays Starts Finishes; First Day of School: 2 Jan 2019 (Wed) Between Terms 1 and 2: 16 Mar 2019 (Sat) 24 Mar 2019 (Sun) Between Semesters 1 and 2: 1 Jun 2019 (Sat) 30 Jun 2019 (Sun) Between Terms 3 and 4: 7 Sep 2019 (Sat) 15 Sep 2019 (Sun) End of School Year Holidays: 16 Nov 2019 (Sat) 1 Jan 2020 (Wed) Youth Day: 7 July 2019 (Sunday) Note: The following 8 July 2019 (Monday) will be a scheduled school holiday.
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... 6 July 2019 to 5 July 2023. The holiday and term dates released by the MOE are followed by primary and secondary schools and junior colleges across the country, as well as the Millennia Institute. Happy planning!Parents with school-goer children would find this list of dates for Singapore School Holidays 2021 to be really useful (dates as announced by Singapore’s Ministry of Education)Below are the summary of 4 Singapore school term holidays in 2021:The scheduled school holidays for 2021 will be as follows:Don’t you just love the holidays?
I’m sure you’re eager to lock down the dates by now, hence this may help you to start planning your leave for year 2019 in advance.Take a look at this cheat-sheet with 9 long weekends that you will be absolutely thrill to look forward to in 2019.Sharing is caring, so spread the love to your family and friends and start planning your holiday now!Singapore’s Ministry of Education has announced the dates of Singapore School Holidays 2019 on 15 August 2018. Either is it a school holiday, long weekends or even a public holiday, we gotta love the day off from work and school! *Monday, 27 Jan, will be a public holiday & Tuesday, 28 Jan, will be a school holiday. Teachers’ Day Friday, 6 September 2019. After Term 4 Holidays: End of A-Levels Exams to 31 December 2019. With five public holidays falling on Friday or Sunday in 2019, there are four long weekends in Singapore in 2019.Take a day’s leave in January and February, and two days’ leave in May, June and December, and you can stretch them into nine long weekends!Your long weekends will take place during the following public holidays – Good Friday (April), Vesak Day (May), National Day and Hari Raya Haji (August), and Deepavali (October).To create two more long weekends, simply take one day’s leave around New Year’s Day (January) and just before Chinese New Year (February).Top up to two days’ of leave after Labour Day (May), Hari Raya Puasa (June) and Christmas (December) and enjoy three more super long weekends!Save and share this infographic which sums up the long weekends you can enjoy with your family and friends!The school year for 2019 for all MOE primary and secondary schools will start from Tuesday, 2 January and end on Friday, 15 November 2019.The Little Day Out Team is made up of a passionate group of writers who believe in helping families keep up with the latest fun ideas and activities, engage their little ones and create lasting memories together. Besides that, you can always take more leave to get even longer weekends!We’ve created this cheatsheet to 2020’s long weekends. In 2019, all you need is 8 days leave and you can enjoy 37 days of holidays plus 9 long weekend- that’s a lot of days!Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower has released the dates of Singapore Public Holidays 2019 on 6 April 2018. Drop us a note if you would like to contribute a story at hello@littledayout.com. Teachers’ Day: 6 September 2019 (Friday) 3. Admissions Hotline: T: + 65 6517 0247. No.27-01, Blok N, Jln Kota 1/3, Cahaya Kota Puteri In 2020, you just need to take 4 days leave to enjoy 33 days holidays with 10 long weekends.Singapore’s Ministry of Manpower will release the dates of Singapore Public Holidays 2020 soon. Don’t you love public holidays, school holidays and long weekends?