Sind Sie Sch\u00fcler\/in und besuchen eine Schule in der Schweiz? Dann sind Sie vielleicht daran interessiert, mehr \u00fcber die Schulferien in der Schweiz zu erfahren!
\nIn der Schweiz beginnt das Schuljahr zwischen der zweiten Augusth\u00e4lfte und der ersten Septemberh\u00e4lfte. Die Sch\u00fcler haben pro Schuljahr etwa 13 Wochen Ferien. Die Ferientermine werden von den Kantonen und Gemeinden festgelegt und sind regional unterschiedlich.<\/p>\n
Hier sind die wichtigsten Schulferien in der Schweiz f\u00fcr 2019:<\/p>\n
– Weihnachtsferien: Zwischen 22.12.2018 und 6.1.2019. Die Feriendauer variiert je nach Region und Schulart. Typischerweise hat jede Region zwischen Dezember und Januar 1,5 bis 2,5 Wochen Ferien.
\n– Sportferien: Zwischen 26.01.2019 und 17.03.2019. Die Feriendauer variiert je nach Region und Schultyp. Typischerweise hat jede Region zwischen Januar und M\u00e4rz 1 bis 2 Wochen Ferien.
\nFr\u00fchlingsferien: Zwischen dem 6.4.2019 und dem 5.5.2019. Die Feriendauer variiert je nach Region und Schulart. Typischerweise hat jede Region zwischen April und Mai zwei Wochen Ferien.
\nSommerferien: Zwischen dem 29.06.2019 und dem 28.08.2019. Die Feriendauer variiert je nach Region und Schulart. Typischerweise hat jede Region zwischen Juni und August acht Wochen Ferien.<\/p>\n
Bitte beachten Sie, dass die Ferientermine je nach Region und Schultyp variieren.<\/p>\n
Wenn Sie mehr \u00fcber die Feiertage in der Schweiz erfahren m\u00f6chten, sehen Sie sich den Kalender unten an.<\/p>\n
Hier sind die Feiertage in der Schweiz f\u00fcr 2019:<\/p>\n
– 1. Januar: Neujahr (alle)
\n– 2. Jan: Berchtoldstag (14 Kantone)
\n– 6. Jan.: Dreik\u00f6nigstag (GR*, SZ, TI, UR)
\n– 19. M\u00e4rz: Josefstag (GR*, LU*, NW, SO*, SZ, TI, UR, VS)
\n\u2013 19. April: Karfreitag (alle au\u00dfer TI, VS)
\n\u2013 22. April: Ostermontag (alle au\u00dfer VS)
\n– 1. Mai: Maifeiertag (BL, BS, FR*, JU, LU*, SH, SO*, TG, TI, ZH)
\n– 30. Mai: Christi Himmelfahrt (alle)
\n– 10. Juni: Pfingstmontag (alle au\u00dfer VS)
\n– 20. Juni: Fronleichnam (14 Kantone)
\n– 29. Juni: St. Peter und Paul (Graub\u00fcnden, Tessin)
\n– 1. August: Schweizer Nationalfeiertag
\n– 15. Aug.: Mari\u00e4 Himmelfahrt (14 Kantone)
\n– 5. September: Jeune Genevois (Genf)
\n– 1. Nov.: Allerheiligen (16 Kantone)
\n– 8. Dez.: Mari\u00e4 Empf\u00e4ngnis (13 Kantone)
\n\u2013 25. Dezember: Weihnachtstag (alle)
\n\u2013 26. Dez.: Stephanstag (alle au\u00dfer JU, VD, VS)<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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