school holidays

2. a trip or journey to visit different places, often for pleasure or education.
3. the anniversary of the day on which a person was born.
6. a journey or excursion, often for pleasure or recreation.
10. routine tasks or duties, often related to housekeeping or maintenance.
11. the price paid for a journey on public transportation, such as a bus or train.
13. to review or edit something to make changes or improvements.
15. household chores or tasks, such as cleaning, cooking, or laundry.
17. a place where people live, usually smaller than a city.
20. to prepare food for eating.
22. to go from one place to another, usually over a distance.
24. a regular or habitual pattern of behavior.
26. to take pleasure in or find something satisfying.
27. relating to a city or town.
29. people who are connected by blood or marriage, such as parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins.
30. to start or initiate something.
31. relating to the countryside or farming.
32. to go and see someone or something, often for a short period of time.

1. days of celebration or commemoration, often marked as a public or religious holiday.
4. the act of learning or acquiring knowledge.
5. to begin or start something.
7. a festive gathering or celebration.
8. a place where crops and/or animals are raised for food or other products.
9. a plan or schedule of events, often for a performance or event.
12. a musical performance given in front of an audience.
14. a performance or exhibition, often in the arts or entertainment.
16. a period of time away from work or school, typically spent for leisure or pleasure.
18. pleasant, enjoyable, or agreeable.
19. to get on a vehicle, especially a ship, train, or airplane.
21. a place where people stay in tents or cabins for recreation or outdoor activities.
23. pal: a person with whom one exchanges letters, often from a different location or country.
25. causing a sense of excitement or enthusiasm.
28. a written or spoken account of something, often for information or news.