A "school term" is a specific period during the academic year when students attend classes. Typically, a school year is divided into several terms, such as semester, trimester, or quarter, depending on the educational system. Each term usually lasts several weeks and includes scheduled breaks, such as holidays or vacation periods. During a school term, students learn various subjects, complete assignments, and take exams to assess their understanding. The term structure helps organize the curriculum and allows for progress tracking. At the end of each term, students often receive report cards that reflect their performance and grades.