Turkish Ministry of Education issues decision to prohibit homework during mid-year break

The Turkish Ministry of Education has issued a directive to all government schools, instructing them not to assign homework to students during the extended 16-day mid-year break, starting from tomorrow, Sunday.

In a statement, the ministry encouraged students to spend the vacation period positively with their families.

Furthermore, the ministry encouraged students to engage in sports, cultural, and artistic activities.

This step comes within the framework of enhancing family communication and promoting recreational activities that contribute to the comprehensive development of students.

The ministry clarified that this initiative is in response to its concern for the well-being and personal development of students, aiming to motivate them to make the most of this period to enjoy themselves and develop their skills in various fields.