Šolski datumi za Tasmania 2027
Prikazan je samo koledar 2027. Trenutno in prihodnje leto
Prvi prosti dan
Term 1: začetek čez 102 dneva — čet 4. feb 2027
Naslednje počitnice: Term 1 break, pon 12. apr 2027 – pet 23. apr 2027
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2027 — naslednje leto, že objavljeno
Šolska obdobja 2027
Štejemo dneve od ponedeljka do petka v objavljenem koledarju, brez navedenih počitnic, praznikov in znanih dni izobraževanja za vso šolo. Šole lahko določijo dodatne dneve izobraževanja, zato imajo učenci lahko manj dni pouka. Preverite koledar svoje šole.
| Šolsko obdobje | Začetek | Konec | Dnevi od ponedeljka do petka |
|---|---|---|---|
| Term 1 state published late week start |
čet 4. feb 2027 | pet 9. apr 2027 | 45 |
| Term 2 | pon 26. apr 2027 | pet 2. jul 2027 | 49 |
| Term 3 | pon 19. jul 2027 | pet 24. sep 2027 | 50 |
| Term 4 | pon 11. okt 2027 | čet 16. dec 2027 | 49 |
Počitnice 2027
| Počitnice | Prvi prosti dan | Zadnji prosti dan |
|---|---|---|
| Term 1 break | pon 12. apr 2027 | pet 23. apr 2027 |
| Term 2 break | pon 5. jul 2027 | pet 16. jul 2027 |
| Term 3 break | pon 27. sep 2027 | pet 8. okt 2027 |
| poletne počitnice izračunano tbc datum vrnitve še ni objavljen (običajni mesec objave: september) |
pet 17. dec 2027 | — |
Kaj je posebnega pri Tasmania
- Term 1 (Tasmania): dnevi od ponedeljka do petka po koledarju — 45. Datumi: čet 4. feb 2027 – pet 9. apr 2027. Dnevi izobraževanja lahko zmanjšajo število dni pouka za učence. Mediana dni od ponedeljka do petka po koledarju za Australia; število zajetih koledarjev: 8; mediana: 45.5.
- Tasmania: zadnje šolsko obdobje se konča čet 16. dec 2027.
- TermMinder — prvi zapis datumov za 2027: september 2026.
- Term 1: začetek letos — čet 4. feb 2027; začetek v letu 2026 — čet 5. feb 2026.
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Source: Tasmanian Department for Education, Children and Young People, term dates. Licensed under CC BY 4.0. www.decyp.tas.gov.au
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Pogosta vprašanja
- Term 1 (Tasmania, 2027) — Datum začetka?
- Datum začetka: četrtek 4. februarja 2027.
- Term 1 (Tasmania, 2027) — Datum konca?
- Datum konca: petek 9. aprila 2027.
- Term 1 break (Tasmania, 2027) — Datum začetka / Datum konca?
- Datum začetka: ponedeljek 12. aprila 2027. Datum konca: petek 23. aprila 2027. Vključena sta oba mejna dneva.
- Term 2 (Tasmania, 2027) — Datum začetka?
- Datum začetka: ponedeljek 26. aprila 2027.
- Term 2 (Tasmania, 2027) — Datum konca?
- Datum konca: petek 2. julija 2027.