As students across the country head back to school, many parents and educators are questioning the impact of extended school breaks on children's learning and development. In recent years, some schools have implemented extra holidays, citing the need for students to recharge and spend quality time with family. But critics argue that these extended breaks can lead to learning loss, decreased academic performance, and a disruption to the traditional school calendar. As the debate rages on, one thing is clear: the role of school holidays in shaping a child's education is more complex than ever.
Are these extra school holidays too much of a good thing?
