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Public Holidays & School Holidays 2027 Singapore: A Tuition and Exam Planning Guide

Public holidays 2027 Singapore tuition – home tutor helping a primary school student plan revision at home
Public holidays 2027 Singapore tuition – home tutor helping a primary school student plan revision at home
Plan tuition and revision around the 2027 holiday calendar.

A good tuition plan works with the school calendar, not against it. With the public holidays 2027 Singapore list and MOE’s 2027 school terms both confirmed, parents can now map out the year: when to start tuition, when to push revision, and when to let children rest. Here’s everything in one place.

Singapore Public Holidays 2027

HolidayDateDay
New Year’s Day1 JanFri
Chinese New Year6–7 FebSat–Sun
Chinese New Year (in lieu)8 FebMon
Hari Raya Puasa10 MarWed
Good Friday26 MarFri
Labour Day1 MaySat
Hari Raya Haji17 MayMon
Vesak Day20 MayThu
National Day9 AugMon
Deepavali28 OctThu
Christmas Day25 DecSat
Source: Ministry of Manpower, 18 June 2026.

MOE School Terms and Holidays 2027

PeriodDates
Term 14 Jan – 12 Mar (P2–P6 start 5 Jan)
March holidays13 – 21 Mar
Term 222 Mar – 28 May
June holidays29 May – 27 Jun
Term 328 Jun – 3 Sep
September holidays4 – 12 Sep
Term 413 Sep – 19 Nov
Year-end holidaysFrom 20 Nov
MOE primary and secondary schools. Scheduled school holidays: 5 Jul (Youth Day), 10 Aug (day after National Day), 3 Sep (Teachers’ Day) and 8 Oct (Children’s Day, primary). Schools used as SEC exam venues end Term 4 on 29 Oct. JC dates differ.

A Term-by-Term Tuition Plan for 2027

Term 1: Start early, fix gaps

January is the best time to start or change tutors. Use the first weeks to find gaps from last year before new topics pile up. Expect CNY (6–8 Feb) to disrupt one week – agree a replacement lesson in advance.

March holidays: Light consolidation

Nine days is enough for one or two review sessions without burning children out. Hari Raya Puasa (10 Mar) and Good Friday (26 Mar) sit on either side.

Term 2: Watch May

May has three public holidays (1, 17 and 20 May) and many schools hold mid-year assessments around this period. Plan revision so holiday disruptions don’t fall in the final week before tests.

June holidays: The key revision window

Four weeks is the longest break before year-end exams. For PSLE, O-Level and A-Level candidates, this is usually the most valuable time for intensive tuition and timed practice papers. Still protect a week for rest or family travel.

Terms 3 and 4: Exam mode

Keep tuition steady and focused on exam technique. National Day (9 Aug) and the school holiday on 10 Aug give a four-day break for students. National exam timetables are published by SEAB – check them as soon as they are released.

Year-end holidays: Bridge to 2028

After a proper rest, light preview lessons in December help students start the next level confidently.

Do Tuition Lessons Run on Public Holidays?

With home tuition, it’s up to you and the tutor. Some families like holiday lessons because the child is fresh and unhurried; others prefer to keep the day free. The key is to agree on a make-up rule at the start of the year so no lessons are quietly lost.

Looking for a tutor for 2027? Tuition2u matches students with qualified home tutors across Singapore for primary, secondary and JC levels.

FAQs: Public Holidays 2027 Singapore and Tuition

When do the 2027 June school holidays start?

Saturday 29 May 2027, ending Sunday 27 June 2027.

When is the best time to start tuition in 2027?

January, at the start of Term 1, so the tutor can address gaps before new topics accumulate. For exam students, starting before the June holidays is also common.

How many public holidays are there in 2027?

11 gazetted public holidays, plus Monday 8 February as a Chinese New Year holiday in lieu.

Are the 2027 PSLE and O-Level dates out?

National exam timetables are released by SEAB. Check the SEAB website for the latest 2027 dates.

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