Academic year 2009/10
| Term 1: Thursday 3rd September 2009 – Friday 23rd October 2009 (37 teaching days) |
Term 4: Monday 22nd February 2010 – Thursday 1st April 2010 (29 teaching days) |
| Term 2: Monday 2nd November 2009 – Friday 18th December 2009 (35 teaching days) |
Term 5: Monday 19th April 2010 – Friday 28th May 2010 (29 teaching days) |
| Term 3: 4th January 2010 – Friday 12th February 2010 (30 teaching days) |
Term 6: Monday 7th June 2010 – Friday 23rd July 2010 (35 teaching days) |
Academic year 2010/11
| Term 1: Wednesday 1st September 2010 – Friday 22 October 2010 (38 teaching days) |
Term 4: Monday 28th February 2011 – Friday 8th April 2011 (30 teaching days) |
| Term 2: Monday 1st November 2010 – Friday 17th December 2010 (35 teaching days) |
Term 5: Tuesday 26th April 2011 – Friday 27th May 2011 (23 teaching days) |
| Term 3: Tuesday 4th January 2011 – Friday 18th February 2011 (34 teaching days) |
Term 6: Monday 6th June 2011 – Friday 22nd July 2011 (35 teaching days) |
Academic year 2011/12
| Term 1: Thursday 1 September 2011 - Friday 21 October 2011 (37 teaching days) |
Term 4: Monday 20 February 2012 - Friday 30 March 2012 (30 teaching days) |
| Term 2: Monday 31 October 2011 – Friday 16 December 2011 (35 teaching days) |
Term 5: Monday 16 April 2012 – Friday 1 June 2012 (34 teaching days) |
| Term 3: Tuesday 3 January 2012- Friday 10 February 2012 (29 teaching days) |
Term 6: Monday 11 June 2012 – Thursday 19 July 2012 (29 teaching days) |
Schools must meet for at least 380 sessions in each academic year (i.e. 190 days). Teaching staff are required to work a further five days each year for the purpose of professional training. All schools will have 5 days of training/planning spread throughout the year. Schools will be closed to pupils on these days. Training/planning days are organised individually by each school. Therefore, you should contact your child's school for further details.