Terms Dates
For more information please visit the Surrey County Council's term dates webpage.
Academic Year 2025/26
Autumn Term 2025
Term Begins Wednesday 3rd September 2025
End of Term Friday 19th December 2025
Half Term Monday 27th October–Friday 31st October 2025
INSET Day Wednesday 3rd September 2025 (Pupils do not attend)
INSET Day Thursday 23rd October 2025 (Pupils do not attend)
INSET Day Friday 24th October 2025 (Pupils do not attend)
Spring Term 2026
Term Begins Monday 5th January 2026
End of Term Friday 27th March 2026
Half Term Monday 16th February–Friday 20th February 2026
INSET Day Monday 23rd February 2026 (Pupils do not attend)
Summer Term 2026
Term Begins Monday 13th April
End of Term Wednesday 22nd July 2026
Half Term Monday 25th May–Friday 29th May 2026
INSET Day Wednesday 22nd July 2026
Academic Year 2026/27
Autumn Term 2026
Term Begins Tuesday 1st September 2026
End of Term Friday 18th December 2026
Half Term Monday 19th October–Friday 30th October 2026
INSET Day Tuesday 1st September 2026 (Pupils do not attend)
INSET Day Wednesday 2nd September 2026 (Pupils do not attend)
Spring Term 2027
Term Begins Monday 4th January 2027
End of Term Thursday 25th March 2027
Half Term Monday 15th February–Friday 19th February 2027
INSET Day Monday 4th January 2027 (Pupils do not attend)
Summer Term 2027
Term Begins Monday 12th April 2027
End of Term Wednesday 28th July 2027
Half Term Monday 31st May–Friday 4th June 2027
INSET Day Thursday 27th May 2027
INSET Day Friday 28th May 2027
INSET Days
Every school has a number of INSET (In-Service Education and Training) days each year, which are dedicated to staff training and play a vital role in a teacher’s professional development. The Government is committed to raising educational standards and supports teachers in this by providing opportunities for ongoing training and development. INSET days are a valuable tool for headteachers to ensure that staff continue to build their skills and stay up to date with the latest knowledge and practices.
At our school, INSET days have been used to provide training on safeguarding and Prevent Duty, first aid, pupils' mental health, and other key areas of professional development.
Pupils do not attend school on INSET days.