The NSW Government has announced that they will be introducing a range of new school holiday dates in 2023. The new dates will be in line with the National School Calendar, which is designed to provide a more consistent and fair system for all schools across Australia.
This change is designed to give students more time off during the year and better balance out their school holidays. It also means that NSW students will now have the same number of days off as their counterparts in other states and territories.
Public Holiday Dates in New South Wales for 2023
The NSW public school holidays for 2023 are as follows:
1. New Year’s Day: Monday, January 1st |
2. Australia Day: Friday, January 26th |
3. Labour Day: Monday, March 3rd |
4. Good Friday: Friday, April 19th |
5. Easter Saturday: Saturday, April 20th |
6. Easter Sunday: Sunday, April 21st |
7. Anzac Day (half-day): Wednesday, April 25th (10am – 2pm) |
8. Queen’s Birthday (half-day): Tuesday, June 11th (10am – 2pm) |
9. Christmas Eve: Monday, December 24th |
10 Christmas Day: Tuesday December 25th |
11 Boxing Day (half day): Wednesday December 26th |
12 New Year’s Eve: Tuesday December 31st |
Autumn holidays | Eastern and Western divisions Monday 10 April to Friday 21 April 2023 |
Winter holidays | Eastern and Western divisions Monday 3 July to Friday 14 July 2023 |
Spring holidays | Eastern and Western divisions Monday 25 September to Friday 6 October 2023 |
Summer holidays | Eastern division Wednesday 20 December 2023 to Monday 29 January 2024Western division Wednesday 20 December 2023 to Monday 5 February 2024 |
Latest 2023 Holiday Tweets
Public Holidays in 2023 NSW 🎉
— Nasa Jim (@NasaaJim) March 8, 2023
New Year's Day (1-2 January )
Australia Day (26 January)
Good Friday (7 April)
Easter (8-10 April )
Anzac Day (25 April )
King's Birthday (12 June)
Bank Holiday (7 August)
Labour Day (2 October)
Christmas Day( 25 December)
Boxing Day (26 December) pic.twitter.com/ZgRGvA76b8
Check out our public holiday guide for 2023. Plan ahead so that you can manage public holidays in your business. https://t.co/ijuuAfYbpS #nsw #publicholidays #nswgovernment pic.twitter.com/glVlBsDlMR
— NSW Employee Relations (@ER_NSW) November 21, 2022