School Holidays in September 2025: Schools to Remain Closed on THESE Dates | Complete List

Globally recognized days such as World Ozone Day, International Day of Peace, and World Tourism Day are also observed in September.

With so many important days lined up, students are often left wondering whether schools will remain open on these festivals.

School Holidays in September 2025:Date – Events – School Holiday Status

• 1 September – National Nutrition Week – No
• 2 September – World Coconut Day – No
• 3 September – Skyscraper Day – No
• 5 September – International Day of Charity – No, Teachers’ Day (India) – YES, Milad-Un-Nabi – YES
• 7 September – Brazilian Independence Day – No, Ganesh Chaturthi – YES
• 8 September – International Literacy Day – No, World Physical Therapy Day – No
• 10 September – World Suicide Prevention Day (WSPD) – No
• 11 September – National Forest Martyrs Day – No
• 14 September – World First Aid Day – No, Hindi Diwas – No
• 15 September – Engineer’s Day (India) – No, International Day of Democracy – No
• 16 September – Malaysia Day – No, Vishwakarma Puja – No, World Ozone Day – No
• 17 September – World Patient Safety Day – No, Onam – YES
• 18 September – World Bamboo Day – No
• 19 September – International Talk Like a Pirate Day – No
• 21 September – International Day of Peace (UN) – No, World Alzheimer’s Day – No, Bathukamma Starting Day – YES
• 22 September – Rose Day (Welfare of Cancer patients) – No, World Rhino Day – No, Durga Puja – YES
• 23 September – International Day of Sign Languages – No
• 24 September – World Rivers Day – No, World Maritime Day – No
• 25 September – World Pharmacists Day – No, Antyodaya Diwas – No
• 26 September – World Contraception Day – No, European Day of Languages – No, World Environmental Health Day – No
• 27 September – World Tourism Day – No
• 28 September – World Rabies Day – No
• 29 September – World Heart Day – No, Durga Puja Saptami – YES
• 30 September – International Translation Day – No, Durga Puja Mahashtami – YES

In addition to the above, schools will remain closed for Milad-Un-Nabi on September 5 (Friday). Holiday announcements are also expected for Durga Puja on September 22 (Monday), followed by Durga Puja Saptami on September 29 (Monday) and Durga Puja Mahashtami on September 30 (Tuesday).

All of these holidays are location-specific. Therefore, students and parents are advised to check with their respective schools and follow the holiday calendar issued by the school management.