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Harmony

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Posted - 20 Jan 2004 :  11:53:46 Show Profile Send Harmony a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
I have heard that Easter 2005 will not be the same as the school spring break. Can anyone confirm this, and the dates of the school break ?

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Posted - 20 Jan 2004 :  13:03:05 Show Profile Send huckleberry house a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Hi Harmony

The dates for Easter are 25th March=good friday and 28th March=Easter Monday.

Schools in Oxford/Bedfordshire are having those days as a break and then returning to school until Friday 1st April (no fooling) so the following two weeks, 2nd April to 16th April,will also be peak dates for the Easter break.Some other regions are still following the usual format and have the regular easter break.


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Harmony

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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 :  12:39:17 Show Profile Send Harmony a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Thanks Lesley, it does seem very confusing. Even the schools do not seem to know exactly what's happening in 2005.

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Posted - 22 Jan 2004 :  13:37:40 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Jeff, a lot of schools will have gone through the reorganisation by this time, so will not be in aposition to provide accurate term dates just yet. However, most schools will not be affected by this, so you should be able to get a good idea by looking at council websites.

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Posted - 23 Jan 2004 :  12:34:12 Show Profile Send Harmony a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Thanks for the suggestion Tink, never thought to look there.

Jeff

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Posted - 06 Apr 2004 :  12:54:49 Show Profile Send dreijerss a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Hi,

I'm actually a teacher in Leicester and have also planned my wedding next year for the easter hols in florida.
We are having the usual 2 weeks hols from 21st March until 1st April, going back on the Monday 3rd April.
Hope this helps.
Sarah
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Posted - 06 Apr 2004 :  13:55:53 Show Profile Send Carla a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
I sympathise with you Sarah!! We had to get married in school Easter holidays or else wait until the Summer holidays. When we booked our registry office wedding 18 years ago we had to take a Wednesday because all the other popular days had gone already. We told the registrar that we wanted it to be between certain dates. She just looked at us and said "Not another Teacher wedding"!!


I hope that you have a wonderful wedding in Florida.

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steph_goodrum

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Posted - 06 Apr 2004 :  14:38:24 Show Profile Send steph_goodrum a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Ours in Medway and Kent will be the usual 2 weeks over Easter next year with the planned 2 week (first 2 full weeks of April) not being introduced until 2006 as the new school calendar doesn't start till Sept 2005.
Unfortunatley they've still kept one week in October when we were hoping for a bit more flexibility if they had 2 then.

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Ray&Sarah

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Posted - 06 Apr 2004 :  17:00:47 Show Profile Send Ray&Sarah a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Our Easter Hols in Gloucestershire next year mean they break up on Thursday 24th March and go back on Monday 11th April, our county has adopted the new term system as of September this year.

Sarah

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Hi Jeff

Our children brought home a list of their holidays for next year and they break up on Friday 25th March and return on Monday 11th April.

Sarah

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Posted - 15 Jun 2004 :  14:23:40 Show Profile Send boysmum a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
I have kids at one schools in North Lanarkshire, and one in South Lanarkshire both of their holidays are the same - they are off for Good Friday (25th March 2005) and Easter Monday (28th March 2005) they then go back to school and then are off from Monday 4th April until Friday 15th April 2005, returning to school on Monday 18th April 2005

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Posted - 15 Jun 2004 :  16:03:59 Show Profile Send Y a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Schools in Essex next year will be having Good Friday & Easter Monday off followed by a 2 week spring break starting Mon. 11th April (2 weeks later).Flight prices seem very expensive for this period,much more than we paid for this Easter, so I think the Airlines have cottoned on to it.

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skippy

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Posted - 15 Jun 2004 :  19:02:46 Show Profile Send skippy a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Schools in the County Durham area break up on Wed Mar 23rd and return Mon Apr 11th
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Jo

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For those of you who like to plan ahead , I believe most councils have already set their 2005/6 dates. I work for an LEA in Berkshire and we certainly have .

For the record we break up on Friday 31st March 2006 and return on Tuesday 18th April. We aren't doing the 6 term year yet. Easter Sunday is 16th April.

Iif you really like to plan ahead - here are the Easter Sunday dates for the next 95 years! ( I won't bother with the next 200 years after that , but if Mickey Mouse keeps you young , you never know....)

Sorry about the layout - read downwards in columns for successive years

23rd April 2000 20th April 2025 10th April 2050 7th April 2075
15th April 2001 5th April 2026 2nd April 2051 19th April 2076
31st March 2002 28th March 2027 21st April 2052 11th April 2077
20th April 2003 16th April 2028 6th April 2053 3rd April 2078
11th April 2004 1st April 2029 29th March 2054 23rd April 2079
27th March 2005 21st April 2030 18th April 2055 7th April 2080
16th April 2006 13th April 2031 2nd April 2056 30th March 2081
8th April 2007 28th March 2032 22nd April 2057 19th April 2082
23rd March 2008 17th April 2033 14th April 2058 4th April 2083
12th April 2009 9th April 2034 30th March 2059 26th March 2084
4th April 2010 25th March 2035 18th April 2060 15th April 2085
24th April 2011 13th April 2036 10th April 2061 31st March 2086
8th April 2012 5th April 2037 26th March 2062 20th April 2087
31st March 2013 25th April 2038 15th April 2063 11th April 2088
20th April 2014 10th April 2039 6th April 2064 3rd April 2089
5th April 2015 1st April 2040 29th March 2065 16th April 2090
27th March 2016 21st April 2041 11th April 2066 8th April 2091
16th April 2017 6th April 2042 3rd April 2067 30th March 2092
1st April 2018 29th March 2043 22nd April 2068 12th April 2093
21st April 2019 17th April 2044 14th April 2069 4th April 2094
12th April 2020 9th April 2045 30th March 2070 24th April 2095
4th April 2021 25th March 2046 19th April 2071 15th April 2096
17th April 2022 14th April 2047 10th April 2072 31st March 2097
9th April 2023 5th April 2048 26th March 2073 20th April 2098
31st March 2024 18th April 2049 15th April 2074 12th April 2099

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sarahjk

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Posted - 25 Jun 2004 :  13:26:00 Show Profile Send sarahjk a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Hi Guys

On this subject I have asked a few people this question and every year at Easter it seems to come up again

Does anyone know how and why Easter sunday falls differently each year either March Early April or Late April

I have hadthis conversation with my best friend who was brought up in a strict Catholic enviroment and even she doesnt know for sure she thinks that it has something to do with the moon???????

I dont know if anyone can answer but hey it is worth trying isnt it?

Sarah

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blott

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Posted - 25 Jun 2004 :  14:12:01 Show Profile Reply with Quote
I think you're going to wish you hadn't asked!

Easter Sunday is the date of the annual celebration of Christ's resurrection. The aim of the Easter Dating Method is to maintain, for each Easter Sunday, the same season of the year and the same relationship to the preceding astronomical full moon that occurred at the time of his resurrection in 30 A.D.

This was achieved in 1583 A.D. using skill and common-sense by Pope Gregory the 13th, and his astronomers and mathematicians, predominantly Lilius and Clavius, by introducing their new larger (revised) PFM Gregorian dates table. This replaced the (original) 326 A.D. "19 PFM dates" table in the Julian calendar.

Easter Sunday, from 326 A.D., is always one of the 35 dates March 22 to April 25.

From 31 A.D. to 325 A.D. Easter Day was celebrated either:
(a) on or just after the first day of the Jewish Passover (no matter on which day of the week that Easter Day occurred), or
(b) on a Sunday close to or on the first Passover Day.
Both of these methods existed continuously throughout this period.

From 326 A.D. to 1582 A.D. Easter Sunday date was based on the Julian calendar in use at that time. It became defined as the Sunday following the Paschal Full Moon date for the year, using a simple "19 PFM dates" table. Precise information on this subject can be found on pages 415 to 425 of the Explanatory Supplement to the 1961 Astronomical Ephemeris.

The Julian calendar was replaced by the Gregorian calendar in October 1582 to re-align March 20 (and therefore Easter) with the seasons by removing 10 dates October 5 to 14, 1582. This replacement did not occur until later in many countries e.g. in September 1752 in England. See GM Arts Easter Date Calculations for more information. ENGLISH Easter Sunday dates for 1583 to 1752 can be calculated using information near the end of this Easter Dating Method document.

The Gregorian calendar very closely maintains the alignment of seasons and calendar dates by having leap years in only 1 of every 4 century years, namely, those divisible exactly by 400. One additional February 29 date will need to be removed in about 4140 A.D., therefore Easter calculations will need to use the changed Days of Week of PFM dates when the exact year for this removal is decided.

From 326 A.D., the Easter Sunday Date for any given year is NOT determined by the March Equinox date for that year. March 20 (not March 21) is the most common Gregorian Equinox date from 1583 to 4099 A.D.

Historically, references to March 21 have caused mistakes in calculating Easter Sunday dates. March 20 has become the important date in recent Easter dating methods. Despite frequent references to March 21, this date has no special significance to any recent Easter dating methods.

The present method describing the Easter Dating Procedure can be found in Christian Prayer Books. From assa.org


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sarahjk

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Posted - 25 Jun 2004 :  17:42:10 Show Profile Send sarahjk a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
Thanks Blott

Is there anything that you dont know, dont answer that we dont want to ruin anyones day if you had to say some, everyone relies on you to come up with the goods

I should have tried here at Easter when the conversation was going on then but I will save this info and next year when it comes up make out that I got the info all by myself (not that I am to lazy to do that but!!!!)

Thanks again

Sarah

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sunseeker

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Posted - 25 Jun 2004 :  20:57:16 Show Profile Send sunseeker a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
crikey Blott so it's something to do with the moon then.

Dave
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blott

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Posted - 25 Jun 2004 :  23:03:55 Show Profile Reply with Quote
Er, yep, it looks that way!

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ravtino

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Posted - 29 Aug 2004 :  11:49:46 Show Profile Send ravtino a Direct Message  Reply with Quote
The dates in West Yorkshire ( well my area Kirklees ) are Finish 24th March and return on 12th April
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