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Thedates of extended terms for 2023-24 & 2024-25 for Part II candidates in Chemistry, and in Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry, for Part II candidates in Materials Science, for the Clinical course for the Second BM, the Postgraduate Certificate in Education, and for MBA and MPP candidates are set out below.

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Foundation, Trust, Voluntary Aided schools and Academies are able to set their own term dates. However, these dates are recommended to all schools to promote consistency across the county.

In service training (INSET) days are taken during school time. They are used by schools to provide staff training without pupils being present. Maintained schools are permitted to take five INSET Days during each academic year. Please contact your child(ren)'s school for their distribution of INSET days.

School term and holiday dates are usually set over 18 months in advance of the academic year. We liaise with neighbouring authorities, headteachers, union representatives and the Diocese to secure the best alignment of dates across the region.

Term dates may not apply to academies, further education and sixth form colleges in West Sussex, or to schools in the independent sector. More information can be obtained on the individual college or school website.

Check your term, semester and assessment dates by contacting your school or checking Canvas. Examinations are held in the assessment periods and may be during evenings, on Saturdays or on bank holidays. Assessment deadlines may be during vacations or the revision week. Read more exam information for students and guidance on submitting assessments.

Schools may also choose to hold a teachers' in-service training day within term time (up to 5 days per year), so the date on which term ends, or starts, for pupils at different schools may change.

Academies, foundation schools and voluntary aided schools remain responsible for setting term dates for their school, and we encourage them to consider the implications for parents who may have other children who attend other schools in the area and set their term dates in good time.

Local Authorities have a duty to determine school term dates for local authority-maintained schools. Schools must be open to pupils for 190 days during the school year and 195 days for teachers. Schools have five staff training days to be set at their discretion.

Free schools, Voluntary Aided schools and Academies are responsible for setting their own term dates. Individual schools, may, therefore choose to follow a pattern and/or specific dates that do not match those set by us.

These dates apply to Community and Voluntary Controlled schools. Academies, Voluntary Aided, Foundation and Free Schools can set their own term dates and holidays, although most align their dates with ours.

The dates below are the standard teaching and assessment dates for most undergraduate and postgraduate courses. For postgraduate research courses, please contact the Doctoral Academy for your term dates.

Please note that there will be some programmes that sit outside of these dates, such as education, nursing and other health care programmes which will have their own structure for the academic year. Individual start dates are available via our preparing to study documents.

There may be variations to the above term dates for some programmes in the School of Health & Psychological Sciences, Professional Law, some Bayes Business School programmes and Urdang Professional Dance and Musical Theatre.

There may be variations to the above term dates for some programmes in the School of Health & Psychological Sciences, Professional Law and in Bayes Business School.

Students studying on these programmes should refer to their programme handbook and respective course pages.

All faculty are required to provide registered students a complete syllabus during the first week of any semester. This requirement includes those teaching in the accelerated terms such as A2 and in short courses that do not start the first week of the semester. The faculty will notify departmental personnel, per departmental procedures, to confirm this requirement has been met so course enrollment may be included in the state reports.

Additional dates for adding, dropping, withdrawing, grading deadlines, and more for each semester can be found in the Registration Guide. For information regarding final exam times visit the Final Exams webpage. Important dates and deadlines can also be found on the Dates webpage and on the Term Dates calendar found in the Faculty section on PipelineMT.

An accelerated degree condenses your degree modules into two years on the full-time route, or three years on the part-time route. This means you'll be working across three study blocks per year, instead of two, including through the summer.

Please note: The academic year for the Research Degree Course runs from 1 October to 30 September each year. Unlike undergraduate and postgraduate taught courses, the research degree course at UAL encapsulates a full 12 months, as the degree is based on independent research rather than taught elements. Supervision can occur outside of term time; however term dates are taken into account for employment and recommended hours of study calculations.

Oxfordshire school term dates are set by us following consultation with (amongst others) schools, neighbouring authorities and groups representing teaching and other staff. School term and holiday dates are determined in accordance with the legal requirement, which require that there should be 190 pupil days and 5 teacher available for work days (INSET days).

The following term and semester dates relate to the general teaching and examination periods at the University. Dates may differ for some programmes of study, especially postgraduate and Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences programmes.

The dates on this page may not apply to academies, foundation, free or voluntary aided schools. These schools are encouraged to accept the dates set by Birmingham City Council but they are not required to. You should contact these schools directly to confirm their term dates.

The school year starts in September. There are 195 school days in each year (39 weeks). Pupils spend 190 days (38 weeks) in school each year; 5 of the 195 days are reserved for training teachers and support staff.

The Local Authority retains a legal responsibility to set term and holiday dates, and the intention is to maximise stability and consistency across City maintained schools and with academies where possible.

Foundation, Trust, Voluntary Aided Schools, Academies and Free Schools are responsible for setting their own holiday patterns, which may differ from the dates listed here. Please check the school website for details of their holiday dates.

Please note that schools will be closed for five teacher training (INSET) days in the academic year. Other than those highlighted in yellow, which are recommended INSET days, these dates are decided by the school, so we cannot list them all here. Please get in touch with your child's school directly to confirm all INSET dates.

Imperial College London's Senate commitee confirms term dates for the next academic year, approves proposed dates for the academic year after and notes provisional dates of terms for the further five years on an annual basis.

For 2023-24 entry the majority of Imperial College Business School programmes commence from 31 August 2023 (for individual programme information start dates click here). Teaching immediately follows induction on these programmes and students are expected to be in attendance.

Classes are normally held between the hours of 09:00 and 17:50 except on Wednesdays. Wednesday afternoons will remain free from teaching and education activities from 12:00 onwards. View the Academic Timetabling Policy.

The Registry is here to offer guidance and support on a range of academic matters for both staff and students. Please get in touch with a member of our friendly team should you require any information.

The UC Davis Calendars provide information related to important dates and deadlines pertaining to registration, fee deadlines, important term dates, holidays, and general events around the university. Dates and times subject to change without notice.

Local Authorities have a duty to determine school term dates for local authority maintained schools. Schools must be open to pupils for 190 days in an academic year, and 195 days for teachers. Schools have five training days available to take at their discretion.

Academic calendars provide important enrollment-related term dates and deadlines for which students are responsible. Current and future term dates and deadlines for undergraduate and graduate students, as well as archived academic calendars for past terms, are linked below.

Academic and enrollment policies are available in the Undergraduate Catalog and the Graduate Catalog. Faculty, staff and students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the standard published policies.