In Uzbekistan, spring break in schools starts on March 21 and lasts for 7 calendar days. The last day of the third quarter falls on March 20, and the fourth quarter begins on March 28.
Additionally, classes will be fully held on March 20. If official holidays and additional days off are designated, there may be changes in the holiday schedule. However, it is not expected to have a significant impact on the class schedule.
Important information: If the last day of the break coincides with an official holiday or day off, classes will resume on the next working day.
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