Holiday Dates and PD Dates for the school year 2020-2021
Tuesday 1st September | School closed for PD day |
Wednesday 2nd September | School closed for PD day |
Thursday 3rd September | School reopens for term 1a |
Friday 23rd October | Last day of school before half term |
Monday 2nd November | School reopens for term 1b |
Thursday 17th December | Last day of school before Christmas holidays |
Friday 18th December | School closed for PD day |
Monday 4th January | School closed for PD day |
Tuesday 5th January | School reopens for term 2b |
Friday 12th February | Last day of school before half term |
Monday 22nd February | School closed for PD day |
Tuesday 23rd February | School reopens for term 2b |
Friday 26th March | Last day of school before Easter holidays |
Monday 12th April | School reopens for term 3a |
Monday 3rd May | May bank holiday |
Friday 28th May | Last day of school before half term |
Monday 7th June | School reopens for term 3b |
Tuesday 20th July | Last day of school before Summer holidays |
Please also visit the Durham County Council website to view or download the school holidays dates for this academic year and next year for all community schools, special schools and voluntary controlled schools. Please note that voluntary aided (church) schools, foundation schools and academies may have set different dates and you should check with the school or academy to confirm their arrangements or view the PDF for schools not following the standard term and holiday dates.Further details additional CPD Dates will be updated shortly.
Teacher Training Days (4 Days)
Our confirmed Professional Development (PD) Days shortly for 2020-2021 are:
School Holidays During Term Time
The Government has amended regulations for taking holidays in term time and these new regulations came into effect from September 2013.
Head teachers have the discretion to grant leave, but they should only do so in exceptional circumstances. If a head teacher grants a leave request, it will be for them to determine the length of time that the child can be away from school. This leave is unlikely, however, to be granted for the purposes of a family holiday. Parents can be fined for taking their child on holiday during term time without consent from the school.
Please contact the school if you wish to discuss this with the Headteacher.
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