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School Term and Holiday Dates 2021 – 2023 (All Dates Inclusive) School Term and Holiday Dates 2021 – 2023 (all dates inclusive) Session 2021/2022 Session 2022/2023 In-Service Closure: Monday 16 Aug 2021 In-Service Closure: Monday 15 Aug 2022 Autumn Starts Tuesday 17 August 2021 Autumn Starts Tuesday 16 August 2022 Term Ends Friday 8 October 2021 Term Ends Friday 7 October 2022 Autumn Starts Monday 11 October 2021 Autumn Starts Monday 10 October 2022 Holiday Ends Friday 22 October 2021 Holiday Ends Friday 21 October 2022 Winter Starts Monday 25 October 2021 Winter Starts Monday 24 October 2022 Term In-Service Closure: Monday 15 Nov 2021 Term In-Service Closure: Monday 14 Nov 2022 In-Service Closure: Tuesday 16 Nov 2021 In-Service Closure: Tuesday 15 Nov 2022 Ends Thursday 23 December 2021 Ends Thursday 22 December 2022 Christmas Starts Friday 24 December 2021 Christmas Starts Friday 23 December 2022 Holiday Ends Friday 7 January 2022 Holiday Ends Friday 6 January 2023 Spring Starts Monday 10 January 2022 Spring Starts Monday 9 January 2023 Term Mid Term Holiday: Term Mid Term Holiday: Friday 11 & Monday 14 February 2022 Friday 10 & Monday 13 February 2023 Ends Friday 1 April 2022 Ends Friday 31 March 2023 Spring Starts Monday 4 April 2022 Spring Starts Monday 3 April 2023 Holiday Ends Friday 15 April 2022 (Good Friday) Holiday Good Friday Holiday: Friday 7 April 2023 Summer Starts Monday 18 April 2022 Ends Friday 14 April 2023 Term May Day Holiday: Monday 2 May 2022 Summer Starts Monday 17 April 2023 In-Service Closure: Thursday 12 May 2022 Term May Day Holiday: Monday 1 May 2023 In-Service Closure: Friday 13 May 2022 In-Service Closure: Thursday 11 May 2023 Ends Friday 1 July 2022 In-Service Closure: Friday 12 May 2023 Plus 1 occasional day holiday when the Ends Friday 30 June 2023 following schools will be closed: Plus 1 occasional day holiday Buckie High ASG Elgin Academy ASG to be agreed by 30 March 2022 Tuesday 3 May 2022 Thursday 10 February 2022 Elgin High ASG Forres Academy ASG Session 2023/2024 Thursday 10 February 2022 Tuesday 15 February 2022 Autumn In-Service Closure: Monday 14 Aug 2023 Keith Grammar ASG Lossiemouth High ASG Term Starts Tuesday 15 August 2023 Monday 6 June 2022 Thursday 10 February 2022 Milne's High ASG Speyside High ASG Dates to be agreed by 30 September 2021 Thursday 23 December 2021 Monday 6 June 2022 Schools work in a group format, based on a Secondary school and its associated Primary schools. This is known as an Associated School Group (ASG). More information is available on the Moray Council website at: www.moray.gov.uk/moray_standard/page_55590.html CONTACT DETAILS: Moray Council Education, Communities & Organisational Development, www.moray.gov.uk Telephone: (01343) 563374, Email: [email protected] Last Updated 02/08/2021 Expiry Date 31/03/2022 .
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