School Calendar

Term Dates - 2026

Term 1

10 weeks

Year 12 students (only) commence - Tuesday 27 January
Year 12 and Year 7 students (only) - Wednesday 28 January 
All other students commence - Thursday 29 January

Concludes - Thursday 2 April
 

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS:

  • Australia Day - Monday 26 January
  • Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday - Friday 3 to Monday 6 April

Term 2

9 weeks

Commences - Monday 20 April
Concludes - Friday 19 June

 

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS:

  • ANZAC Day - Saturday 25 April
  • May Day - Monday 4 May
  • King's Birthday - Monday 8 June
  • Alice Springs Show Day (Regional Holiday) - Friday 3 July

Term 3

9 weeks

Commences - Monday 20 July
Concludes - Friday 18 September

 

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS:

  • Picnic Day (Regional Holiday) - Monday 3 August

Term 4

9 weeks

Commences - Monday 5 October
Concludes - Friday 4 December

Term Dates - 2027

Term 1

9 WEEKS

Year 12 students (only) commence - Monday 25 January
Year 12 and Year 7 students (only) - Wednesday 27 January 
All other students commence - Thursday 28 January

Concludes - Thursday 25 March
 

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS:

  • Australia Day - Tuesday 26 January
  • Good Friday, Easter Sunday and Easter Monday - Friday 26 to Monday 29 March

Term 2

10 weeks

Commences - Monday 12 April
Concludes - Friday 18 June

 

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS:

  • ANZAC Day - Monday 26 April
  • May Day - Monday 3 May
  • King's Birthday - Monday 14 June

Term 3

9 weeks

Commences - Monday 19 July
Concludes - Friday 17 September

 

PUBLIC HOLIDAYS:

  • Picnic Day (Regional Holiday) - Monday 2 August

Term 4

9 weeks

Commences - Monday 4 October
Concludes - Friday 3 December

In everything we do, we live the values of Honesty, Engagement, Acceptance, Respect and Trust inspired by our Christian ethos and our place locally and globally.

We acknowledge the Arrernte people as the traditional custodians and first educators of Mparntwe. Our school is home to students from nations all around the world. We ‘strive’ to work with and continue learning from First Nations people. We ‘seek’ to be a part of Australia’s reconciliation journey by engaging in truth-telling. We aim to ‘care’ for Country through connection and environmental education. We pay our respects to elders past and present and thank them for their care of Country and sharing of knowledge.

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