Saharanpur School Holiday: All basic and secondary schools and colleges in Saharanpur district will remain closed on September 28, 2026, due to heavy rainfall and adverse weather conditions. The decision has been taken following the weather forecast and instructions from the District Magistrate.

The District School Inspector, Saharanpur, issued the order directing all concerned institutions to observe the holiday. The closure applies to government and non-government institutions, aided schools, CBSE, ICSE, Sanskrit institutions and Madrasa Board institutions across the district.

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Saharanpur Schools Closed On September 28

According to the official order issued by the Office of the District School Inspector, Saharanpur, a holiday has been declared for September 28 in view of the forecast issued by the Meteorological Department.

The administration cited heavy rainfall and bad weather conditions in the district as the reason behind the decision. The order was issued in compliance with instructions given by the District Magistrate, Saharanpur.

The closure covers basic and secondary schools as well as colleges operating in the district. Authorities have directed all institutions to strictly comply with the holiday order.

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Which Schools And Institutions Will Remain Closed?

The holiday applies to a wide range of educational institutions in Saharanpur. These include government and non-government institutions, aided schools and institutions affiliated with CBSE and ICSE.

The order also covers Sanskrit institutions and Madrasa Board institutions. Managers, principals and headmasters of the concerned institutions have been directed to ensure compliance with the administration's decision.

The order was also circulated to senior education officials, including the District Basic Education Officer, Regional Higher Education Officer and other concerned authorities, for information and necessary action.

The District Information Officer has also been requested to facilitate publication of the order through newspapers and electronic media in the district.

Parents And Students' Advice

Parents and students should take note of the September 28 school holiday and avoid sending children to school or college on the declared holiday. They should also keep checking official notices from their institution and district administration for any further updates.

As the closure has been announced because of heavy rainfall and adverse weather, families should exercise caution while travelling. Students should avoid unnecessary movement in areas affected by waterlogging or other weather-related difficulties.

Schools and colleges are expected to follow the official order and remain closed on September 28. Parents should rely on official school or district administration updates for information about reopening and any changes to the academic schedule.