Se voc\u00ea ou algu\u00e9m da sua fam\u00edlia frequenta uma escola na Alemanha, \u00e9 importante saber quando s\u00e3o as f\u00e9rias escolares. O departamento de educa\u00e7\u00e3o de cada estado decide as datas dos per\u00edodos letivos e das f\u00e9rias escolares na Alemanha. Observe que feriados nacionais como o Natal e o Ano Novo j\u00e1 est\u00e3o inclu\u00eddos nesses per\u00edodos de f\u00e9rias, mesmo que n\u00e3o sejam mencionados especificamente.
\nAbaixo est\u00e1 uma tabela mostrando as f\u00e9rias escolares na Alemanha em 2020. Lembre-se de que todas as datas est\u00e3o sujeitas a erros e altera\u00e7\u00f5es. <\/p>\n
| Feriado | Data | Estado |
\n| — | — | — |
\n| Dia da Ponte | 04-10-2019 | Berlim |
\n| F\u00e9rias de outono | de 30-09-2019 a 12-10-2019 | Hesse, Ren\u00e2nia-Palatinado |
\n| F\u00e9rias de outono | de 04-10-2019 a 12-10-2019 | Mecklemburgo-Pomer\u00e2nia Ocidental, Sax\u00f4nia-Anhalt |
\n| F\u00e9rias de outono | de 04-10-2019 a 18-10-2019 | Brandemburgo, Bremen, Hamburgo, Baixa Sax\u00f4nia, Schleswig-Holstein |
\n| F\u00e9rias de outono | de 07-10-2019 a 19-10-2019 | Berlim, Sarre, Tur\u00edngia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de outono | de 14-10-2019 a 26-10-2019 | Ren\u00e2nia do Norte-Vestf\u00e1lia, Sax\u00f4nia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de outono | 28-10-2019 a 30-10-2019 | Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg, Baviera |
\n| Dia da ponte | 01-11-2019 | Brandemburgo, Hamburgo, Mecklemburgo-Pomer\u00e2nia Ocidental, Sax\u00f4nia-Anhalt |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Natal | de 20-12-2019 a 03-01-2020 | Hamburgo, Sax\u00f4nia, Tur\u00edngia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Natal | de 21-12-2019 a 06-01-2020 | Bremen |
\n| Feriado de Natal | de 23\/12\/2019 a 01\/04\/2020 | Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg, Baviera, Berlim, Brandemburgo, Mecklemburgo-Pomer\u00e2nia Ocidental, Sarre, Sax\u00f3nia-Anhalt |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Natal | de 23-12-2019 a 06-01-2020 | Baixa Sax\u00f4nia, Ren\u00e2nia do Norte-Vestf\u00e1lia, Ren\u00e2nia Palatinado, Schleswig-Holstein |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Natal | de 23-12-2019 a 11-01-2020 | Hesse |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | 31-01-2020 | Hamburgo |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 03-02-2020 a 04-02-2020 | Bremen, Baixa Sax\u00f4nia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 03-02-2020 a 08-02-2020 | Berlim, Brandemburgo |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 10-02-2020 a 14-02-2020 | Sax\u00f4nia-Anhalt, Tur\u00edngia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 10-02-2020 a 21-02-2020 | Mecklemburgo-Pomer\u00e2nia Ocidental, Sax\u00f4nia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 17-02-2020 a 21-02-2020 | Ren\u00e2nia-Palatinado |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 17-02-2020 a 25-02-2020 | Sarre |
\n| F\u00e9rias de inverno | de 24-02-2020 a 28-02-2020 | Baviera |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 02-03-2020 a 13-03-2020 | Hamburgo |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 30-03-2020 a 17-04-2020 | Schleswig-Holstein |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 06-04-2020 a 11-04-2020 | Sax\u00f4nia-Anhalt |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 06-04-2020 a 18-04-2020 | Ren\u00e2nia do Norte-Vestf\u00e1lia, Tur\u00edngia |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 09-04-2020 a 17-04-2020 | Ren\u00e2nia-Palatinado |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 10-04-2020 a 18-04-2020 | Sax\u00f4nia |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 14-04-2020 a 24-04-2020 | Sarre |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 28-03-2020 a 14-04-2020 | Bremen, Baixa Sax\u00f4nia |
\n| F\u00e9rias da P\u00e1scoa | de 06-04-2020 a 18-04-2020 | Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg, Baviera, Berlim, Brandemburgo, Hesse |
\n| Dia do Trabalhador | 01-05-2020 | Nacional |
\n| Dia da Ascens\u00e3o | 21-05-2020 | Nacional |
\n| Dia da ponte | 22-05-2020 | Berlim, Brandemburgo, Bremen, Baixa Sax\u00f4nia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | de 18-05-2020 a 22-05-2020 | Hamburgo |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | de 18-05-2020 a 30-05-2020 | Sax\u00f4nia-Anhalt |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | 22-05-2020 | Sax\u00f4nia, Schleswig-Holstein, Tur\u00edngia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | de 29-05-2020 a 02-06-2020 | Mecklemburgo-Pomer\u00e2nia Ocidental |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | 02-06-2020 | Baixa Sax\u00f4nia, Ren\u00e2nia do Norte-Vestf\u00e1lia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | de 02-06-2020 a 13-06-2020 | Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg, Baviera |
\n| F\u00e9rias de Pentecostes | 11-06-2020 | Bremen |
\n| F\u00e9rias de ver\u00e3o | de 22-06-2020 a 01-08-2020 | Mecklemburgo-Pomer\u00e2nia Ocidental |
\n| F\u00e9rias de ver\u00e3o | de 29-06-2020 a 11-08-2020 | Ren\u00e2nia do Norte-Vestf\u00e1lia |
\n| F\u00e9rias de ver\u00e3o | de 06-07-2020 a 14-08-2020 | Hesse, Ren\u00e2nia-Palatinado, Sarre |<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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