2027 Calendar Tasmania with Public Holidays and School Terms (printable)
A printable 2027 calendar for Tasmania, with its public holidays and school terms already filled in from the official state and territory lists. Tick the boxes to choose what goes on it, then print the whole year on one page or a month on each page.
How to use this page
- Choose where you live. In Australia, pick your state or territory to add its own holidays and school terms; in the UK, pick England and Wales, Scotland or Northern Ireland.
- Tick what to include: public holidays, regional and part-day holidays, school holidays, term starts and ends, student-free days, term week numbers, special days such as Mother's Day, and daylight saving changes.
- Choose the whole year on one page, twelve pages with one month each, or a single month, and the day your week starts.
- Press Print. The year page prints in portrait and the month pages in landscape, each with a key to the colours.
About this calendar
Government school dates. Colleges set their own finishing dates around exams.
Holidays marked on the 2027 calendar
| Date | Holiday |
|---|---|
| Friday 1 January | New Year's Day |
| Wednesday 6 January | Devonport Cup (half day, Devonport) (regional) |
| Tuesday 26 January | Australia Day |
| Monday 8 February | Royal Hobart Regatta (south) (regional) |
| Wednesday 24 February | Launceston Cup (north) (regional) |
| Tuesday 2 March | King Island Show (regional) |
| Monday 8 March | Eight Hours Day |
| Friday 26 March | Good Friday |
| Sunday 28 March | Easter Sunday |
| Monday 29 March | Easter Monday |
| Tuesday 30 March | Easter Tuesday (mainly public service) |
| Sunday 25 April | Anzac Day |
| Friday 7 May | Agfest (Circular Head) (regional) |
| Monday 14 June | King's Birthday |
| Friday 1 October | Burnie Show (regional) |
| Thursday 7 October | Royal Launceston Show (regional) |
| Friday 15 October | Flinders Island Show (regional) |
| Thursday 21 October | Royal Hobart Show (regional) |
| Monday 1 November | Recreation Day (north) (regional) |
| Friday 26 November | Devonport Show (regional) |
| Saturday 25 December | Christmas Day |
| Monday 27 December | Christmas Day holiday |
| Tuesday 28 December | Boxing Day holiday |
2027 school terms
| Term | Starts | Ends |
|---|---|---|
| Term 1 | Thursday 4 February | Friday 9 April |
| Term 2 | Monday 26 April | Friday 2 July |
| Term 3 | Monday 19 July | Friday 24 September |
| Term 4 | Monday 11 October | Thursday 16 December |
Student-free days: Friday 11 June (professional learning day (k to 12)); Monday 19 July (professional learning day (k to 10)); Friday 22 October (professional learning day (south only, k to 10)); Friday 29 October (professional learning day (north only, k to 10)).
Checked against official sources on 31 October 2026 (public holidays, school terms). Always confirm the holidays and term dates that apply to you with your employer, school or local government.
Tips
- Untick everything except public holidays for a clean wall calendar, or tick it all for a family planner.
- Teachers can tick Term week numbers to see Term 2 Week 5 at a glance on the month pages.
- Use one colour per person on the large month pages.
- Check the list of holidays against your own region or workplace: show days and some part-day holidays only apply in some places.
Common questions
Are the holidays and school terms right?
They were copied from each government's own pages on 31 October 2026 (30 October for the national pages), and the links are listed on each page. Where a date has not been published yet, the calendar says so instead of guessing.
Why are there no school terms for the UK or the US?
In those countries, term dates are set by each council, district or school, so there is no single list to print. The month pages leave room to write them in.
Can I print a single month?
Yes. Choose A single month, pick the month and press Print.
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