Plan my time off 2027

Compare breaks based on work patterns, leave budgets and up to two French school zones.

Date range to explore

Your regular working days

Each suggestion is a separate alternative. Each person has their own leave budget; selected public holidays are treated as non-working days.

Your result

01
19 Mar 29 Mar 2027
11consecutive days off
5leave days to book
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leave days to book

19 Mar · 22 Mar · 23 Mar · 24 Mar · 25 Mar

02
18 Dec 28 Dec 2027
11consecutive days off
5leave days to book
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leave days to book

20 Dec · 21 Dec · 22 Dec · 23 Dec · 24 Dec

03
1 Jan 10 Jan 2027
10consecutive days off
5leave days to book
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leave days to book

4 Jan · 5 Jan · 6 Jan · 7 Jan · 8 Jan

How to read this result

The planner examines intervals within the selected range. It counts the scheduled workdays that need leave after excluding public holidays. Results are ranked by consecutive time off, then total leave needed, then start date.

The three suggestions do not overlap and are independent alternatives. Each fits the displayed budget; this does not allocate one annual leave balance across three trips. With a second person, each person’s work pattern and budget are checked separately.

When two French school zones are selected, every day of a proposed break must be inside the holidays of both zones. Return-to-school dates are excluded. School matching covers September 2026 to early July 2028, using whole dates for pupils without Saturday classes. Unpublished dates are not estimated.

Useful answers

Why do some breaks need no leave?

A weekend or sequence of public holidays and non-working days can create a break without leave.

Can I book all three breaks using one budget?

The budget is applied independently to each result. Add up the costs if you want to take several breaks.

Can the second person work Saturdays?

Yes. Set their workdays independently to find a break both people can take.

Data checked on 8 September 2026 · Sources and methods