schoolbreak

noun
UK /ˈskuːl.breɪk/
US /ˈskuːl.breɪk/

A schoolbreak is a time when kids do not have to go to school.

We went to the beach during the schoolbreak.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A short rest between lessons at school.

The children played tag during the schoolbreak.

3. A pause in a school day for eating or resting.

She ate her sandwich in the schoolbreak.

4. A period when a school is closed for a holiday.

The schoolbreak lasts two weeks in spring.