Free family year planner · UK · 2027
Your family's 2027, on one page.
This free family year planner 2027 puts bank holidays, school holidays, bin days, exam weeks and the admin dates that catch people out on one page. Add your birthdays and renewals. Print it, or add it to your calendar.
Free. No sign-up. Nothing you type is sent to Haevn. Every date checked against its official source.
- One page to printThe whole year on one landscape sheet, A4 or A3.
- In your calendarAdd every date to Google, Apple or Outlook in one go.
- Bins and deadlinesCollection days and the admin dates that catch people out.
- Bank holiday
- School holiday
- Suggested leave
- Birthday
- Renewal
8
bank holidays in England and Wales. 9 in Scotland, 10 in Northern Ireland.
47
days off from 19 days of leave, booked around the bank holidays in England and Wales. The Christmas break runs into the first days of January 2028.
13
weeks of school holiday to cover, give or take your school.
15 Jan
primary school applications close in England. The first deadline of the year.
What's in the planner
Key UK dates 2027
Every date a household plans around, by nation, with its source and the day we checked it (9 November 2026).
See the datesDays-off planner
Tell it your leave allowance. It shows the weeks to book and the school holiday weeks still to cover.
Plan your leaveBin days, all year
Enter your collection day once. Get every 2027 collection, which bin, and a nudge the evening before.
Add my binsThe admin calendar
Childcare codes, school offers, tax and energy dates in one calendar you can add to your phone.
Add to my calendar
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Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
Yes. It is free, there is nothing to sign up for, and it works in your browser.
Does Haevn see what I type?
No. Your names, dates and bins stay in your browser. If you look up a postcode it is only used to name your council.
Can I print it?
Yes. It prints on one landscape page, A4 or A3.
Does it work for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland?
Yes. Bank holidays and the days-off suggestions change with the nation you choose. School dates are preset for some English councils; elsewhere you add your own weeks.
Where do the dates come from?
GOV.UK for bank holidays, tests and tax dates, the Department for Education for childcare codes, JCQ for exam results days, and each council's own page for school holidays. Every date shows its source.