Are you planning a family holiday or looking forward to spending quality time with your children during the school break? Warwickshire offers a wide range of activities and attractions to keep everyone entertained during the school holidays. Here???s a guide to the Warwickshire school holidays in 2014 and some ideas for fun days out.
When are the Warwickshire school holidays in 2014?
The school holidays in Warwickshire for the academic year 2013/2014 are as follows:
- Autumn half-term: Monday 27th October 2014 to Friday 31st October 2014
- Christmas holiday: Monday 22nd December 2014 to Friday 2nd January 2015
- Spring half-term: Monday 16th February 2015 to Friday 20th February 2015
- Easter holiday: Monday 30th March 2015 to Friday 10th April 2015
- May half-term: Monday 25th May 2015 to Friday 29th May 2015
- Summer holiday: Tuesday 21st July 2015 to Friday 4th September 2015
It???s important to note that school holiday dates may vary depending on your child???s school, so it???s always best to check with your child???s school directly for the specific dates.
What can you do during the Warwickshire school holidays?
There are plenty of things to do in Warwickshire during the school holidays, whether you???re looking for outdoor activities, cultural experiences, or fun family attractions.
Outdoor activities
If you???re looking to get some fresh air and exercise during the school holidays, Warwickshire has plenty of outdoor activities to offer. Take a walk or cycle along the Coventry Canal, go horse riding at a local equestrian centre, or take a picnic to one of Warwickshire???s many parks and gardens.
Cultural experiences
Warwickshire is home to a range of cultural experiences, from historic landmarks to contemporary art galleries. Visit Warwick Castle for a glimpse into medieval life, explore the Royal Shakespeare Company???s theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon, or take in an exhibition at the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum in Coventry.
Family attractions
Warwickshire has plenty of family-friendly attractions to keep everyone entertained during the school holidays. Visit the Twycross Zoo to see over 500 animals, explore the British Motor Museum to learn about the history of British motoring, or take a trip to Drayton Manor Theme Park for a day of rides and attractions.
How to plan your Warwickshire school holiday
Planning your Warwickshire school holiday can be easy and stress-free with a little bit of research and preparation.
Book your accommodation in advance
Whether you???re looking for a hotel, holiday cottage, or campsite, it???s always best to book your accommodation in advance to ensure availability and to take advantage of early booking discounts.
Research your chosen activities
Before setting off on your Warwickshire school holiday, research the activities and attractions you want to visit to ensure they???re open during the school holidays and to find out about any special events or offers.
Plan your travel
Plan your travel to and around Warwickshire in advance to save time and money. Check train and bus timetables, and consider hiring a car or bringing your own for added flexibility.
Conclusion
With a little bit of planning and research, the Warwickshire school holidays in 2014 can be a fun and memorable experience for the whole family. From outdoor activities to cultural experiences and family attractions, Warwickshire has something for everyone.
