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Summer Holidays After School: How to Rest and Keep Useful Skills

Tips for students and parents: how to enjoy the holidays without losing the rhythm of learning and communication


The school year is over, and the long-awaited summer break is here. It’s the perfect time to relax, recharge, and enjoy freedom from lessons — but also a chance to stay active, curious, and socially engaged.


Here are a few simple ways to make the most of the summer holidays:


1. More Real-Life Communication

Summer is the perfect opportunity to connect with others.

  • Meet up with friends, organise outdoor games, or spend time with extended family.

  • Join summer camps, creative workshops, or sports clubs in your area.

  • Board games, family outings, and shared projects at home also help develop social confidence.


Why it matters:Regular communication with others helps build confidence, emotional intelligence, and teamwork skills — all important for both school and life.


2. Light Learning — Without Pressure

There’s no need to study like during the school year, but staying mentally active is always a plus.

  • Let children choose books, comics, or magazines they enjoy.

  • Watch documentaries or visit museums and exhibitions.

  • Try keeping a summer journal or writing short stories.


Tip: The key is freedom of choice — when children pick what they’re curious about, they stay motivated and engaged.


3. Explore Hobbies and New Interests

Summer is a great time to try something new — or dive deeper into a favourite hobby:🎨 Drawing, 🎹 music, 🤸 sports, 🎬 video editing, 🧵 crafting...Creative and hands-on activities develop focus, imagination, and self-confidence.


4. Create Screen-Free Moments

While devices are part of modern life, it’s important to find time away from screens.

  • Set aside certain hours each day as “tech-free” time.

  • Encourage active play, outdoor adventures, and activities that don’t involve gadgets.


5. Set a Few Summer Goals

Encourage your child to choose three simple goals for the summer.For example: learn to cook one dish, finish one book, or master rollerblading.Achieving small goals brings a sense of progress and pride — without pressure.


And Most Importantly — Enjoy the Break!

Summer is a time to rest, grow, and simply be a child. Good sleep, fresh air, freedom, and fun are all essential ingredients for a happy and healthy year ahead.


 
 
 

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