In 2026, Good Friday starts the nationwide Easter break and Easter Monday closes it on 6 April. Good Friday is always a Friday, so a weekend substitute-day rule is not relevant.
Keep 3 to 6 April together in the calendar, then check the school location's Easter break and any Thursday or Tuesday obligations separately.
Good Friday always falls on a Friday, so the statutory date itself does not create a substitute-holiday question when a calendar year changes.
In 2026 the date is 3 April. Easter Monday on 6 April is a separate public holiday, while Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday sit between them.
The four-day holiday block is nationwide, but school breaks, opening hours, worship services and travel connections still depend on their own local calendars.