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The weather mismatch

As a student I have observed that for the past few years the holiday season has ceased to match with the weather. At the end of May and at the beginning of June it starts to get hot and sunny, therefore, many people decide to go on vacation before the end of the school. It is also hard to focus on the lessons and the last few weeks of learning look messy. On the other hand, in the middle of holiday the weather is getting worse; the temperature drops, it often rains and days slowly become shorter. As a result, many holiday plans are being ruined or cancelled.

From my point of view, replacing August with June as a holiday month will bring many benefits to both students and teachers. It will be easier to learn as no outdoor activities will tempt you or make you want to go on vacation. Furthermore, I believe that this change will also result in higher school attendance and thus, better teaching experience. On top of that, as a climate changes all the time we need to regularly adjust our lifestyle to make the best of it.

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  1. englishdiary7 October 2021 at 23:28

    August is a school month in many countries, the UK included. But this is also the time when I go on holiday and I quite like it.

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