KANO, KANO STATE– The Kano State Ministry of Education has formally stated a mid-term break for all public and personal main and secondary schools throughout the state in celebration of the upcoming Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
The instruction was revealed on Wednesday, May 20, 2026, in a main statement signed by the Director of Public Knowledge at the ministry, Misbahu Yakasai.
The announcement details unique closing and resumption timelines for day and boarding organizations to ensure a well-coordinated exit for trainees.
To avoid logistical bottlenecks and make sure the smooth shift of learners, the state federal government has actually staggered the holiday dates in between boarding and day scholars.
The ministry has actually strongly advised moms and dads and guardians to prepare ahead for the timely collection of their wards from boarding centers on Saturday morning to avoid security threats and administrative delays.
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The Commissioner for Education, Dr. Ali Makoda, highlighted that the regulation is binding on all administrators of public, private, and voluntary agency schools operating within Kano State.
He extended warm Eid-el-Kabir greetings to students, teachers, parents, and the more comprehensive scholastic community, wanting them a tranquil and corrective holiday.
School authorities have also been advised to use the short recess to evaluate internal security procedures and guarantee that finding out facilities stay safe ahead of the third-term resumption cycles.
As the state takes a brief pause for the religious celebrations, education stakeholders keep in mind that the post-Sallah resumption will steer schools directly into extensive preparations for advertising examinations and final-year evaluations.
Moms and dads are urged to motivate continuous reading and scholastic revision in your home throughout the vacation period to make sure that trainees do not lose momentum when formal classes resume in June.