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Term Dates

School Term & Holiday Dates 2024-25

AUTUMN 2024

AUTUMN 2024

STAFF INSET DAY
(students not in school)

Monday 2nd September 2024
Tuesday 3rd September 2024

 

Autumn Term 1

Wednesday 4th September 

All students return to school

Friday 25th October 
Half Term Monday 28th October  Friday 1st November 

Autumn Term 2

Monday 4th November Friday 20th December 
STAFF INSET DAYS
(students not in school)
Friday 29th November
Monday 2nd December 
 
Christmas Holidays Monday 23rd December  Friday 3rd January 2025

 SPRING 2025 

SPRING 2025
STAFF INSET DAY
(students not in school)
Monday 6th January 2025  
Spring Term 1 Tuesday 7th January Friday 14th February

Half Term

Monday 17th February  Friday 21st February 
Spring Term 2 Monday 24th February  Friday 4th April

Spring Break

Monday 7th April 
(includes Easter Bank Holidays)
Tuesday 22nd April

SUMMER 2025

SUMMER 2025

Summer Term 1

Wednesday 23rd April  Friday 23rd May 

May Bank holiday 
(students not in school)

Monday 5th May   

Half Term

Monday 26th May Friday 30th May

Summer Term 2

Monday 2nd June  Wednesday 23rd July 

Summer Holidays

Thursday 24th July  Sunday 31st August

The 2025-26 academic year begins on Monday 1st September 2025

School Term and Holiday Dates 

School Term and Holiday Dates  Link
2024 - 2025 Download

Our School Term & Holiday Dates for 2023-24 and for 2024-25, can also be downloaded at the bottom of this page. Alternatively, please call in to main reception at school to obtain a hard copy. 

Taking Holidays during Term Time

The Government discourages the taking of holidays in term time and schools must adhere to their guidelines as follows:

As of September 2013, the law has restricted a Headteacher’s ability to authorise holidays during term time. Headteachers are now only empowered to approve a leave of absence when it is requested in advance by the parent or carer with whom the child resides and when circumstances of the requested leave are ‘exceptional’. Following the decision of the Supreme Court on the matter of ‘regular attendance’ in the case of Isle of Wight v Platt, if a parent or carer chooses to take their child out of school during term time when the circumstances are not ‘exceptional’, from September 2017, the Local Authority will be informed as this will constitute an unauthorised absence. A Fixed Penalty Notice will then be issued in accordance with Section 444 of the Education Act 1996.