Did kids in the Victorian era have saturdays and Sundays off of school?

In the Victorian era, the school week typically included Saturday mornings but often had Sundays off. Many schools, particularly those affiliated with the church, observed Sunday as a day of rest and religious worship. However, the specifics could vary based on the type of school and its location, with some institutions having different schedules. Overall, the concept of a weekend as we understand it today was not fully established during this time.