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School Term and Holiday Dates:
| 2011 |
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| Training Day |
Monday 5th September |
| Autumn Term first day |
6th September |
| Training Day |
Wednesday 12th October |
| Half Term |
24th – 28th October |
| Autumn Term last day |
16th December |
| Christmas Holidays |
17th December – 3rd January |
| 2012 |
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| Training Day |
Tuesday 3rd January |
| Spring Term first day |
4th January |
| Half Term |
13th – 17th February |
| Training Day |
Monday 20th February |
| Spring Term last day |
30th March |
| Easter Holidays |
31st Mar – 15th Apr |
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| Summer Term first day |
16th April |
| Half Term |
4th – 8th June |
| Summer Term last day |
19th July |
| Diamond Jubilee Holiday |
Friday 20th July |
| Summer Holidays |
21st Jul – 3rd Sep |
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| Training Day |
Monday 3rd September |
| Summer Term first day |
4th September |
| Half Term |
29th October – 2nd November |
| Autumn Term last day |
21st December |
| Christmas Holidays |
24th Dec – 7th Jan |
| 2013 |
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| Training Day |
Monday 7th January |
| Spring Term first day |
8th January |
| Half Term |
11th – 15th February |
| Spring Term last day |
28th March |
| Easter Holidays |
29th Mar – 12th Apr |
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| Summer Term first day |
15th April |
| May Day |
Monday 6th May |
| Half Term |
27th – 31st May |
| Summer Term last day |
23rd July |
These are the training days for 2011-2012:
- Monday 5th September 2011
- Wednesday 12th October 2011
- Tuesday 3rd January 2012
- Monday 20th February 2012
- Monday 23rd July 2012
Children of school-age who are registered at a school must, by law, attend school regularly. Regular attendance is important, not just because the law requires it but because it is the best way of ensuring that a child makes the most of the educational opportunities which are available to him or her. There may be occasions when a child has to miss college - for example, if he or she is unwell. Any other absences should be kept to an absolute minimum.
In particular, parents should avoid taking their children out of college during term-time in order to go on holiday.
The College will discourage you from doing this and may not agree to give your child leave. Parents do not have any right or entitlement to expect term-time leave to be granted. The College can, at our discretion, grant up to 10 days leave each academic year but we will be reluctant to do this if we believe that your child’s education will suffer as a result.
For further information please visit Cambridgeshire County Council's website - http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/education/schools/dates/familyholidaysintermtime.htm
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