March break

British  

noun

1. Also called (in Britain and certain other countries): Easter holiday(s).  a school holiday, usually for a week, during March

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Example Sentences

"Yesterday, in response to Trump tariffs, we cancelled our family March break to the US," wrote Seth Klein, a Canadian author, on Bluesky on Sunday.

From BBC

March break was previously moved this week in April.

From Washington Times

A second official said the reason for new measures is concern over new variants of the virus and said they are designed to discourage travel, especially to sunny destinations during March break.

From Washington Times

“All of a sudden, you heard you can’t go on play dates or have sleepovers, your playgrounds and schools have closed and your March break was certainly different than what you’ve hoped for,” he said on Sunday.

From The Guardian

That is exactly the kind of bad March break that can upset Coach John Calipari’s best-laid plans.

From New York Times