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Parents and teachers in England: share your views on two-week half terms
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We would like to hear from parents and teachers about their thoughts and experiences of two-week half terms While it used to be standard for state schools in England to have one-week half terms, some pupils and staff are being given a fortnight off. Councils set the holiday dates
We would like to hear from parents and teachers about their thoughts and experiences of two-week half terms While it used to be standard for state schools in England to have one-week half terms, some pupils and staff are being given a fortnight off. Councils set the holiday dates for state schools in England, while academies, free schools, foundation schools and voluntary-aided schools can set their own. Most schools still opt for one week, but more around the country are moving to, or considering the move to, a two-week break.
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