Legal analysis: illegal. Provisions on the prohibition of making up lessons in primary and secondary schools on holidays: (1) The CPPCC, the National People's Congress, the Ministry of Education and government departments should jointly formulate relevant laws and regulations to prohibit primary and secondary school students (especially in the compulsory education stage) from attending classes in whole classes on holidays. (2) The National People's Congress, CPPCC and government departments at all levels should set up "no subsidy" supervision committees for primary and secondary schools; (3) The prohibition of making up lessons on holidays should be included in the primary task of the inspector's supervision, and the school leaders who violate laws and regulations should be subject to membership system, and the education directors who violate laws and regulations should be subject to one-vote veto, accountability and resignation system; (4) The government, the National People's Congress and the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference should pay attention to the healthy physical and mental development of primary and secondary school students, increase investment in education funds, and severely crack down on the behavior of making up lessons on holidays around the country; (5) Relevant laws and regulations prohibiting paid tutoring by teachers should be issued, and teachers should be included in the ranks of civil servants, and as a standard, a discipline inspection committee for teachers' work and professional ethics standards should be formulated.

Legal basis: Article 33 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Protection of Minors. Schools should cooperate with the parents or other guardians of underage students to reasonably arrange their study time and ensure their time for rest, entertainment and physical exercise. Schools shall not occupy national statutory holidays, rest days and winter and summer vacations, and organize underage students in compulsory education to make up lessons collectively to increase their learning burden. Kindergartens and off-campus training institutions shall not conduct primary school curriculum education for preschool minors.

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