The phrase "holiday homework" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to assignments or tasks given to students to complete during a holiday break.
Example: "The teacher assigned holiday homework to ensure that students stay engaged with their studies over the break."
Alternatives: "vacation assignments" or "break homework."
So we knuckle down and do our holiday homework.
Working together, parents, educators and students can make small but important changes: instituting everyday homework limits and weekend and holiday homework bans, adding advisory periods for student support and providing students opportunities to show their growth in creative ways beyond conventional tests.
In fact he still managed to squeeze in all his holiday homework despite having what others might have leapt on as the perfect get-out clause.
"There are significant variations between the prices we found in resorts this year so it will really pay dividends to do some holiday homework before booking to avoid busting the budget.
I came to know an inspiring group of parents in New Jersey who convinced their high school to end out-of-control holiday homework, freeing families to spend school breaks actually resting.
Now you have completed your holiday homework.
(No, no, no, no and yes, respectively) Hang on, this is a TV review, not a piece of what-I-did-on-my-holiday homework.
That's why I've gone ahead and done your holiday party homework for you.
If you are going for Christmas or another school holiday, bring all your homework so you can get it done before your vacation starts.
Educational reform now largely equals intensive schooling: early-morning catch-up classes, after-school clubs, longer terms, shorter holidays, more testing, more homework.
Anything negative that has occurred since May 2010 is down to external factors – namely, EU regulation, immigration, profligate southern European economies, the euro crisis, aggressive Chinese expansion, the weather being too hot, too cold, too wet or too dry, the "mess we inherited", the extra bank holiday, the dog eating our homework.
