Term Dates

Term dates for the 2024-25 academic year are as follows:

Term School opens (to pupils) School closes (to pupils)
   Autumn Term

 

Spring Term

 

Summer Term

 

    Thursday 5th September

Monday 28th October

Thursday 9th January

Monday 24th February

Wednesday 23rd April

Monday 2nd June

    Thursday 17th October

Tuesday 17th December

Thursday 13th February

Friday 4th April

Friday 23rd May

Tuesday 8th July

Staff Inset Days

  • Tuesday 3rd & Wednesday 4th September
  • Tuesday 7th & Wednesday 8th January
  • Tuesday 22nd April

 

Holiday calendar 2024-25

Autumn Half-Term

Friday 18th October – Sunday 27th October incl.

Christmas Holiday

Wednesday 18th December – Wednesday 8th January incl.

Spring Half-Term

Friday 14th – Sunday 23rd February incl.

Easter Holiday

Saturday 5th – Tuesday 22nd April incl.

May Bank Holiday

Monday 5th May

Whit Half-Term

Saturday 24th May – Sunday 1st June incl.

 

Downloads

For your convenience, term dates are also available to download as a PDF:

Academic Year 2024-25 term dates

Academic Year 2025-26 term dates

 

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