Key Points
- Jajpur, Odisha schools closed Feb 3, 2026 due to President Murmu's visit.
- J&K winter zone schools closed until Feb 22 or 28, 2026, depending on grade.
- Most schools in UP, Punjab, Haryana, and Maharashtra are open.
School Holiday on 3 February 2026 (Tuesday): There might be a school holiday on February 3, 2026 in Jajpur, town of Odhisha due to President Droupadi Murmu’s visit to the district. Students from Jammu & Kashmir winter zone can check with their local authorities for the winter break extension due to heavy snowfall across the region. Usually, the school for winter zones is closed due to prolonged winter breaks and heavy snowfall in the areas.
In other states schools will be working normally for most students and educational institutions. As the month marks the beginning of board exams across different states, the focus will be entirely on academic development and exams.
School Holiday on 3 February 2026: State-Wise Status
Here students can check for school holiday updates for all across the states.
All Schools Closed in Jajpur, Odisha
Due to the President’s high-profile visit in Jajpur town in Odisha, all schools will be closed on February 3, 2026 in the district as per the notification released by the District Education Officer (DEO).
The closure is to facilitate smooth arrangements and public safety for the high-profile visit.
Jammu & Kashmir Winter Breaks Continues
Schools in Jammu & Kashmir for winter zone are announced for longer winter break till February 28, 2026.
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For classes 1-8: schools will be closed till Feb 28, 2026.
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For classes 9-12: Schools will be closed till Feb, 22, 2026.
There won’t be any changes for scheduled board exams, schools will function normally to conduct board exams in this zone.
Announcing winter vacations upto class 5th from 10th December and for classes 6th to 12th from 16th December. pic.twitter.com/Vht6ncvSuC
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Uttar Pradesh School Functions Normally After Winter-Break
After the long winter break and Magh Mela break in Prayagraj and districts in Uttar Pradesh, schools have reopened across the state and are scheduled to function normally.
There is no school holiday for today and tomorrow, schools in Uttar Pradesh across various districts will be functioning usually without restrictions.
Punjab and Haryana School Update
Almost all schools in Punjab and Haryana will be functioning after the winter break. There might be some exceptions due to local or regional events. For that students and parents can contact their respective school for closure updates.
Maharashtra School Holiday Update
Schools in Maharashtra, including Mumbai, Nagpur, and Pune will be functioning with no restriction. Some schools may observe holidays due to local events, or exam related closures. It will be notified to students through official channels and government notifications.
Previously due to civic events and the state government announcement of a three day mourning period for Deputy CM Ajit Pawar’s sudden death, all schools in the state were observing the school holiday.
School Holiday Status Across States: February 3, 2026
| Region | State/UT | Holiday Status | Reason |
| North | Closed | Long Winter Break (Classes 1–8 till Feb 28; Classes 9–12 till Feb 22) | |
| Delhi/UP/Haryana/Punjab | Open | No scheduled holiday; focus on Pre-Boards. | |
| Rajasthan/Himachal | Open | Normal academic day. | |
| North East | Sikkim/Assam/Manipur | Open | Regular school hours. |
| Arunachal/Mizoram | Open | Regular school hours (Statehood Day is Feb 20). | |
| South | Karnataka | Partial (Restricted) | Sri Panchami / Basant Panchami (Check with individual school). |
| Tamil Nadu/Kerala | Open | No public holiday. | |
| Andhra/Telangana | Open | Focus on board exam preparation. | |
| East/West | Maharashtra | Open | Normal operations (Mourning period for Ajit Pawar has concluded). |
| West Bengal | Open | Regular school schedule. | |
| Odisha | Closed | Due to President Murmu’s visit in Jajpur Town only. |
Also check: Delhi School Holidays in February 2026
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