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    This document contains a calendar for the 2010-2011 academic year at an unspecified university. It lists the weeks of the year and notes important events like teaching periods, holidays, and bank holidays. The first term runs from week 1 through 12 and includes September festivals and a student welcome week. The second term goes from week 13 through 27 and contains the Christmas break, Easter break, and spring bank holiday. Graduation ceremonies are noted at the end of the year in late May and early summer schools are scheduled for June.

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    This document contains a calendar for the 2010-2011 academic year at an unspecified university. It lists the weeks of the year and notes important events like teaching periods, holidays, and bank holidays. The first term runs from week 1 through 12 and includes September festivals and a student welcome week. The second term goes from week 13 through 27 and contains the Christmas break, Easter break, and spring bank holiday. Graduation ceremonies are noted at the end of the year in late May and early summer schools are scheduled for June.

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    Academic Calendars 10-11

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    This document contains a calendar for the 2010-2011 academic year at an unspecified university. It lists the weeks of the year and notes important events like teaching periods, holidays, and bank holidays. The first term runs from week 1 through 12 and includes September festivals and a student welcome week. The second term goes from week 13 through 27 and contains the Christmas break, Easter break, and spring bank holiday. Graduation ceremonies are noted at the end of the year in late May and early summer schools are scheduled for June.

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    2010-2011

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    w/c Monday
    30.08.10
    06.09.10
    13.09.10
    20.09.10
    27.09.10
    04.10.10
    11.10.10
    18.10.10
    25.10.10
    01.11.10
    08.11.10
    15.11.10
    22.11.10
    29.11.10
    06.12.10
    13.12.10
    20.12.10
    27.12.10
    03.01.11
    10.01.11
    17.01.11
    24.01.11
    31.01.11
    07.02.11
    14.02.11
    21.02.11
    28.02.11
    07.03.11
    14.03.11
    21.03.11
    28.03.11
    04.04.11
    11.04.11
    18.04.11
    25.04.11
    02.05.11
    09.05.11
    16.05.11
    23.05.11
    30.05.11
    06.06.11
    13.06.11
    20.06.11
    27.06.11
    04.07.11
    11.07.11
    18.07.11
    25.07.11
    01.08.11
    08.08.11
    15.08.11
    22.08.11

    u/g week Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun


    September Festivals

    Notes
    Bank Holiday
    Student Welcome
    Festival Fortnight

    1
    2
    3
    4
    5
    6
    7
    8
    9
    10
    11
    12

    First
    Teaching Period

    u/g Christmas Break


    Christmas leave
    Christmas leave
    13
    14
    15
    16
    17
    18
    19
    20
    21
    22
    23
    24
    25
    26

    Student Welcome Week

    Second
    Teaching Period

    u/g Easter Break


    Bank Holidays
    May BH Monday

    27
    28
    29
    30

    Spring Bank Holiday


    Boards and
    Committees
    Early Summer Schools

    Graduation Ceremonies
    Late Summer Schools

    Teaching continues for 45 week programmes

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