When is February half term in Leeds 2022? Date schools are off for mid-term break - and when they go back

February half term is fast approaching - this is when children break up from school.
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The first half term of the year begins on Monday 21 February, with children breaking up from school for a week.

The first half term of the year begins on Monday 21 February, with children breaking up from school for a week. Photo: PA/Ben BirchallThe first half term of the year begins on Monday 21 February, with children breaking up from school for a week. Photo: PA/Ben Birchall
The first half term of the year begins on Monday 21 February, with children breaking up from school for a week. Photo: PA/Ben Birchall
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The last day of school before the mid-term break is Friday 18 February.

Below is a list of all the holidays and dates to note for schools in Leeds.

Spring term (first half)

Tuesday 4 January to Friday 18 February

Half term

Monday 21 February to Friday 25 February

Spring term (second half)

Monday 28 February to Friday 1 April

Easter holidays

Monday 4 April to Monday 18 April

Summer term (first half)

Tuesday 19 April to Friday 27 May

May bank holiday

Monday 2 May

Half term

Monday 30 May to Friday 3 June

Summer term (second half)

Monday 6 June to Tuesday 26 July

Summer holidays

Wednesday 27 July to Friday 2 September

There is also an additional bank holiday for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee on Thursday 2 June.

As this falls within the May half term holidays, the length of the school year has been reduced by one day.

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Schools will break up for summer on Tuesday 26 July instead of Wednesday 27 July.

What happens if I take my child out of school during term time?

Parents or carers are responsible for making sure that their child attends school.

If a child is absent, their school or a local authority Attendance Improvement Officer will get in touch to find out why.

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Fines, also known as a penalty notice, will be issued on behalf of schools in Leeds if a child is absent without reason.

Fines are £60 per child, per parent if paid within 21 days.

If paid between 22 and 28 days, the fine is £120 per child, per parent.

This covers the whole period of the child’s absence and paid in full.

If the fine is not paid, parents or carers face prosecution.

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