Autumn Term Module 1: Wednesday 2 September – Friday 23 October 2020
Autumn Term Module 2: Monday 2 November – Friday 18th December 2020
Spring Term Module 3: Monday 4 January – Friday 12 February 2021
Spring Term Module 4: Monday 22 February – Wednesday 31 March 2021
Summer Term Module 5: Monday 19 April – Friday 28 May 2021
Summer Term Module 6: Monday 7 June – Wednesday 21st July (students finish at midday)
During the school holidays the College will be closed to students unless involved in activities organised by staff.
Wednesday 2nd & Thursday 3rd September 2020 Teachers’ Professional Development Day
College will be closed to students
Friday 4th September 2020 College open (AM only) for Years 7 & 12 Only
Monday 7th September 2020 College open for Years 7 and 12 only
Tuesday 8th September 2020 College open for all staff and student
Friday 23rd October Teachers’ Professional Development Day
College will be closed to students
Tuesday 8th December 2020 Teacher's Professional Development Day
College will be closed to students.
Monday 4th January 2021 Teacher's Professional Development Day
College will be closed to students.
Tuesday 5th January 2021 College open for all staff and students
Monday 3rd May – May Bank Holiday
College will be closed to students
Requests of Absence Parents are very strongly advised to avoid taking children out of College during term time.
However, if it is absolutely essential, a letter asking permission must be written to the Principal and handed in at least three weeks before the requested period of absence.
Retrospective approval will not be given. It is important to stress that, by law, it is the Principal’s decision whether a child is given permission to be off school. Permission will only be granted in very exceptional circumstances based on the individual facts of the case. The opportunity to save money by going on holiday during term time is not considered as being a justifiable reason.
If permission is granted it is for the Principal to determine the number of days a student can be away from school.
Please note: permission is unlikely to be granted to students where a student's attendance is less than 96% or when they will miss an important event such as a public examination or where there are concerns about the student’s work or behaviour.
Any leave of absence taken without the Principal’s approval will be deemed unauthorised and may result in a penalty notice.
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