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You are here: Home / News / November 2025 school calendar extended – South African students get longer holiday after term four closure – GCCE 2024 | SA News

November 2025 school calendar extended – South African students get longer holiday after term four closure – GCCE 2024 | SA News

9 November 2025 by Guest

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The November 2025 school holidays mark a positive change for South African education, emphasizing learner wellness and quality time off. The decision balances both academic needs and family well-being, showing the department’s commitment to holistic education. As families plan around the new schedule, schools are expected to provide supportive programs to keep learners engaged during the break. Overall, this extension reflects a thoughtful approach toward improving the academic environment…

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    12 September 2026 at 5:12 pm

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