schools break up for six weeks from late may - mid june to early - mid september.
schools break up for six weeks from late may - mid june to early - mid september.
when do schools break up for six weeks?
late may - mid june to early - mid september
some schools in the uk and usa divide the academic year into "three" roughly equal-length terms (called "trimesters" or "quarters" in the usa), roughly coinciding with autumn, winter, and spring. at some, a shortened summer session, sometimes considered part of the regular academic year, is attended by students on a voluntary or elective basis. other schools break the year into "two" main semesters, a first (typically august through december) and a second semester (january through may). each of these main semesters may be split in half by mid-term exams, and each of the halves is referred to as a "quarter" (or "term" in some countries). there may also be a voluntary summer session and/or a short january session.
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perch are commonly active during the day and inactive at night except during spawning, when they are active both day and night. perch are most often found in schools. their vision is necessary for schooling and the schools break up at dusk and reform at dawn. the schools typically contain 50 to 200 fish, and are arranged by age and size in a spindle shape. younger perch tend to school more than older and larger fish, which occasionally travel alone, and males and females often form separate schools. some perch are migratory, but only in a short and local form. they also have been observed leading a semianadromous life. yellow perch do not accelerate quickly and are relatively poor swimmers. the fastest recorded speed for a school was 54 cm/s (12.08 mph), with individual fish swimming at less than half that speed.
yellow perch