A new government-backed programme for teenagers which takes place outside of term time in the spring, summer and autumn holidays.
What the Guardian survey suggests is that the fines levied by schools – £60 per child rising to £120 if not paid within 21 days – are far below the savings some parents will make by taking their children away outside of term time.
If, outside of term time, your home address is in Scotland, it would be best to be registered there so you can definitely vote when referendum day comes, even if it's by post or proxy.
These occur daily outside of term time, but are more restricted during the term due to potential conflicts with the running of the college.
Given the difficulties of assessing pupils and delivering interventions outside of school term times, this six week period was defined as six school weeks from baseline (whether consecutive or non-consecutive weeks, though not including the summer holidays), rather than six calendar weeks.
This party injects some much-needed energy into a Leeds scene that can be rather barren outside of student term time, with residents playing B2B with some of their favourite selectors from outside the city.
Data collection took place between July and October 2007 outside of school term time (either during the summer vacation or during the October half-term) in order to capture children's PA behaviours during their free time.
Kingsley's children, Philip, Martin and Sally lived in the house from time to time, mostly outside term time, or at weekends in the case of Philip and Martin; the children were 17, 16 and 12 when Kingsley and Jane married.
Next on her agenda is Magic Breakfast 365, a pilot scheme to provide breakfast and leisure activities to children outside of school term-time, in 20 schools in two London boroughs, starting at Christmas.
Statisticians said the fall was due to fewer days taken off sick and to the fact that the Muslim festival of Eid fell outside term time.
