Term Dates
Please find below useful dates for your diary.
Healing School Term Dates 2021 - 2022
Term | Year | Open | Close |
1 | 2021 | Monday 6 September - Thursday 9th September as per the Government's staggered start to school instruction | Friday 22 October |
2 | Monday 1 November | Friday 17 December | |
Bank Holidays – Monday 27, Tuesday 28 December 2021, Monday 3 January 2022 | |||
3 | 2022 | Wednesday 5 January | Friday 11 February |
4 | Monday 21 February | Friday 1 April | |
Bank Holidays – Friday 15 April, Monday 18 April | |||
5 | 2022 | Tuesday 19 April | Friday 27 May |
Bank Holidays – Monday 2 May, Thursday 2nd June, Friday 3rd June | |||
6 | 2022 | Monday 6 June | Thursday 21 July |
Term Dates 2022 - 2023
Term | Year | Open | Close |
1 | 2022 | Monday 5 September | Friday 21 October |
2 | Monday 31 October | Friday 16 December | |
Bank Holidays – Monday 26, Tuesday 27 December 2022, Monday 2 January 2023 | |||
3 | 2023 | Wednesday 4 January | Friday 10 February |
4 | Monday 20 February | Friday 31 March | |
Bank Holidays – Friday 7 April, Monday 10 April | |||
5 | 2023 | Tuesday 18 April | Friday 26 May |
Bank Holidays – Monday 1 May, Monday 29 May | |||
6 | 2023 | Monday 5 June | Friday 21 July |
Staff Development Days (School Not Open To Pupils):
Thursday 2nd September 2021
Friday 3rd September 2021
Tuesday 4th January 2022
Friday 18th March 2022
Friday 22nd July 2022
Thursday 1st September 2022
Friday 2nd September 2022
Tuesday 3rd January 2023
Friday 16th June 2023
Monday 24 July 2023
Additional Bank Holiday Closures:
May Day Bank Holiday - Monday 2nd May 2022
Attendance at School and Holidays
The school adheres to the Government’s Attendance Regulations. This means that holidays should NOT be arranged during term time. The school cannot now authorise any term time holidays. Should parents decide to withdraw their child for a family holiday they may be prosecuted.
However, in exceptional circumstances, these may be authorised at the discretion of the Principal, in line with the school’s attendance policy. It must be pointed out though, that any absence from school can greatly affect your child’s progress and has been clearly linked to underachievement.
Absence, therefore, should be avoided wherever possible and should not be taken at all during external examinations. Due to the increasing number of early entry examinations we will not be authorising holidays for pupils in year 10 or year 11 as this would seriously endanger their GCSE results.