~~HOLIDAY DATES FOR PARENTS:
Autumn Term 2013
• Schools open - morning Wednesday 4 September 2013
• Half Term - Monday 21 October 2013 - Friday 25 October 2013
• Schools close - evening Friday 20 December 2013
Spring Term 2014
• Schools open - morning Monday 6 January 2014
• Half Term - Monday 17 February 2014 - Friday 21 February 2014
• Schools close - evening Friday 4 April 2014
Summer Term 2014
• Schools open - Tuesday 22 April 2014
• May Day Bank Holiday - Monday 5 May 2014
• Half Term - Monday 26 May 2014 - Friday 30 May 2014
• Schools close - evening Wednesday 23 July 2014
Autumn Term 2014
• Schools open - morning Wednesday 3 September 2014
• Half Term - Monday 27 October 2014 - Friday 31 October 2014
• Schools close - evening Friday 19 December 2014
Spring Term 2015
• Schools open - morning Monday 5 January 2015
• Half Term - Monday 16 February 2015 - Friday 20 February 2015
• Schools close - evening Thursday 2 April 2015
Summer Term 2015
• Schools open - Monday 20 April 2015
• May Day Bank Holiday - Monday 4 May 2015
• Half Term - Monday 25 May 2015 - Friday 29 May 2015
• Schools close - evening Wednesday 22 July 2015
Autumn Term 2015
• Schools open - morning Thursday 3 September 2015
• Half Term - Monday 26 October 2015 - Friday 30 October 2015
• Schools close - evening Friday 18 December 2015
Spring Term 2016
• Schools open - morning Tuesday 5 January 2016
• Half Term - Monday 15 February 2016 - Friday 19 February 2016
• Good Friday - Friday 25 March 2016
• Easter Monday - Monday 28 March 2016
• Schools close - evening Friday April 1 2016
Summer Term 2016
• Schools open - morning Monday 18 April 2016
• May Day Bank Holiday - Monday 2 May 2016
• Half Term - Monday 30 May 2016 - Friday 3 June 2016
• Schools close - evening Monday 25 July 2016
All children have been issued with hard copies of our term dates to enable parents to choose holidays during correct holiday periods.
Last year 10,185 prosecutions were upheld Nationally, and fines given, 20 resulted in prison sentences and all those parents now have a criminal record. FACT!
Children who have the most time off during school time perform far worse than all other groups. Children with 97% + attendance make the most progress in their learning. FACT! FACT!
The Primary Curriculum is delivered as a programme, missing key concepts in those programmes at a young age causes the foundations for further learning to be unsafe. FACT!
During Key Stage One and Foundation we teach every possible phonic blend needed for fluency in reading, miss those sessions at a young age and it can hold back your child's reading development. FACT!
Your employer has a legal and moral duty to allow parents to have priority when allocating holiday periods.