Third term holiday

 *HOLIDAYS IN 3RD* *TERM*

Have you considered this for proper planning of your 3rd term academic calendar?

🎤 2nd term closes......  Thursday 6th of April

🎤 3rd term resumes....... Tuesday 25th of April 

🎤 Holiday for Eid-el filtri...... Monday 24th of April

🎤 Workers/May Day..... Monday 1st of May

🎤 Census enumeration...... Wed 3rd - Fri 5th May

🎤 Children's Day....  Saturday 27th of May

🎤 Handing over of power to leaders elect..... Monday 29th of May

🎤 Midterm break..... Mon 5th - Fri 9th of June

🎤 Democracy Day..... Monday 12th of June

🎤 Eid-el Kabir (ileya)..... Thur 29th - Fri 30th of June

🎤 Closing date for 3rd term..... Friday 21st of July

🎤 Resumption for New Session..... tentatively Monday 11th of September


Hope this is useful 

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