Primary school · Oakham
Edith Weston Academy breaks up for October Half Term on — back to school .
These are Rutland council's standard term dates. We don't have Edith Weston Academy's own dates yet — most schools follow these, but academies and some schools set their own dates and INSET (teacher training) days, so check with the school.
October Half Term
Last day of school:
Back to school:
Christmas Holiday
Last day of school:
Back to school:
February Half Term
Last day of school:
Back to school:
Easter Holiday
Last day of school:
Back to school:
May Half Term
Last day of school:
Back to school:
Summer Holiday
Last day of school:
Return date not announced yet
October Half Term
Last day of school:
Back to school:
Christmas Holiday
Last day of school:
Back to school:
February Half Term
Last day of school:
Back to school:
Easter Holiday
Last day of school:
Back to school:
May Half Term
Last day of school:
Back to school:
Summer Holiday
Last day of school:
Return date not announced yet
Rutland council's standard term dates. Always double-check major plans with the school directly. Last updated .
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Phase: Primary
Ages: 2 to 11
Pupils: 57
Trust: Brooke Hill Academy Trust Limited
Map: See where Edith Weston Academy is
Website: www.edithwestonprimary.co.uk
Ofsted checked the school again in January 2023: the school remains Good.
From Ofsted's published inspection data (as at 31 August 2001). Read the full report on Ofsted
When does Edith Weston Academy break up for the October half term?
The last day of school before October Half Term is Friday, 16 October 2026. This is from Rutland council's standard term dates — Edith Weston Academy may set its own, so check with the school.
When do pupils go back to Edith Weston Academy?
Pupils return on Monday, 2 November 2026. INSET days can change this for individual year groups — the school's own letters are always the final word.