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Public holidays, school breaks, and long weekends for Australian Capital Territory — the whole year in a single scroll.

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ACT pupil-free days 2026

State-school staff professional development dates. Dates within school holidays do not add extra term-time closures. Confirm your school’s arrangements; Catholic and independent schools may use different calendars.

Staff professional development dates and their place in the student calendar
DateDayStudent calendar
29 January 2026ThursdaySummer holidays — before Term 1
20 April 2026MondaySchool holidays — between terms
20 July 2026MondaySchool holidays — between terms
12 October 2026MondaySchool holidays — between terms

Source: ACT Government Education Directorate. Verified 2026-09-19.

These school dates are separate from public holidays and working-day totals. The public-holiday calendar feed and default printable-calendar sheets do not include them. Print this page to keep the table.

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