KIS Summary:
- Term 1 starts Feb 2, Term 4 ends Dec 17.
- Easter holidays (Apr 3-19), winter holidays (Jul 4-Jul 19), spring holidays (Sep 26-Oct 11), and summer holidays (Dec 18-Jan 31 2027).
- Get these dates in your calendar now to book family trips during school holidays and avoid last-minute scheduling conflicts.
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We believe that planning ahead is the key to a successful year! That is why we want to make it as easy for you as possible to stay on top of Western Australian school holidays and school term dates for 2026.
Below, you'll find a breakdown of all the most important dates to set you up for 2026 school success!
Table Of Contents:
- WA 2026 School Term Dates
- WA 2026 School Holiday Dates
- WA 2026 Public Holiday Dates
- Conclusion On WA's 2025 School Term Dates & Holidays
- FAQs About WA's 2025 School Term Dates & Holidays
WA 2026 School Term Dates
| Term | Date in 2026 |
|---|---|
| Term 1 | Monday 2 February to Thursday 2 April |
| Term 2 | Monday 20 April to Friday 3 July |
| Term 3 | Monday 20 July to Friday 25 September |
| Term 4 | Monday 12 October to Thursday 17 December |
WA 2026 School Holiday Dates
| School Term | Dates |
|---|---|
| Term 1 School Holidays | Friday 3 April to Sunday 19 April |
| Term 2 School Holidays | Saturday 4 July to Sunday 19 July |
| Term 3 School Holidays | Saturday 26 September to Sunday 11 October |
| Term 4 School Holidays | Friday 18 December to Sunday 31 January 2027 |
WA 2026 Public Holidays
| Holiday | Date in 2026 |
|---|---|
| New Year's Day | Thursday 1 January |
| Australia Day | Monday 26 January |
| Labour Day | Monday 2 March |
| Good Friday | Friday 3 April |
| Easter Sunday | Sunday 5 April |
| Easter Monday | Monday 6 April |
| ANZAC Day | Saturday 25 April |
| Additional Day | Monday 27 April |
| Western Australia Day | Monday 1 June |
| King’s Birthday | Monday 28 September |
| Christmas Day | Friday 25 December |
| Boxing Day | Saturday 26 DecemberMonday 28 December |
Conclusion On WA's 2025 School Term Dates & Holidays
With these WA school dates locked in your calendar, you're already ahead of most parents. But having the dates is just the first step – what matters most is how you use this time strategically.
Now grab your calendar, mark those dates, and get ready for a fantastic 2026!
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FAQs About WA's 2025 School Term Dates & Holidays
1. Do all WA schools follow the same term dates?
- Government schools follow these exact dates - All public schools in WA use the Department of Education calendar
- Private and Catholic schools may vary - Independent schools often have different term dates, so always check with your specific school
2. When should I book holiday activities for my kids in WA?
- Book 6-8 weeks before school holidays begin - Popular programs fill up quickly, especially during summer and winter breaks
3. How can I help my child stay on track during school holidays?
- Maintain some study routine - Even 30 minutes daily prevents the "holiday learning slide" that affects many students
- Consider holiday tutoring programs - Intensive sessions during breaks can help struggling students catch up or advanced students get ahead
4. Should my child be studying over the holidays?
- Holidays are meant to be for resting, so the priority is to ensure that your child is rested up for the new school year!
- However, if they are able to, it is beneficial to do some studying over the holidays.
