Islamabad authorities announce six-day spring break for educational institutions
Islamabad authorities have announced a six-day spring break for all educational institutions under the Federal Directorate of Education, starting March 24.

Authorities in Islamabad have declared a six-day spring break for all educational institutions in the federal capital, according to reports. The announcement applies to schools and colleges operating under the Federal Directorate of Education.
Sources indicate that the spring holidays will begin on March 24. During this period, all educational institutions in Islamabad will remain closed as part of the scheduled break. The decision was made in light of the current weather conditions, as thick clouds were observed hovering over the city, including the area around Faisal Mosque.
Officials have stated that the spring break is intended for all schools and colleges under the jurisdiction of the Federal Directorate of Education. The announcement comes as part of routine measures to provide a break for students and staff during the spring season.
The break will last for six days, although the specific reopening date was not mentioned in the available information. The closure is expected to affect a large number of students and educational staff across Islamabad.
No further details regarding the schedule or any additional instructions for educational institutions were provided by the authorities at this time.
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