Association for the Teaching of Psychology (ATP)
The ATP is a non-profit organisation of active psychology teachers, supporting teachers nationally for 37 years.
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Association for Science Education (ASE)
The ASE is the largest subject association in the UK. The membership includes teachers, technicians, trainee teachers, tutors and lecturers in further and higher education, advisors, inspectors and consultants as well as representatives from industry and science organisations.
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Association for Physical Education
The Association for Physical Education (afPE) is the only physical education subject association in the UK. We are committed to being the representative organisation of choice for people and organisations delivering or supporting the delivery of physical education in schools and in the wider community.
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Association for Language Learning (ALL)
ALL is the largest UK association for teachers of foreign languages, covering all languages and all sectors. It represents language teachers on numerous national panels where languages education is discussed, policy is formed and structures and support are put into place.
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Association for Citizenship Teaching (ACT)
ACT exists to further the aims of citizenship teaching and learning, championing citizenship education to all young people and supporting teachers and schools in delivering the subject.
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Government Consultation response to Strengthening Qualified Teacher Status
Dear Rt Hon Damian Hinds RE: Government Consultation response to Strengthening Qualified Teacher Status The Council for Subject Associations welcomes the Government consultation response to Strengthening Qualified Teacher Status and
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The contribution of Chartered subject teacher statuses to the debate about teacher professionalisation
This article draws on an analysis of the interfaces between the generic professionalisation of teaching, led by the new Chartered College of Teaching UK, and the existing chartered subject teacher
Response to the Education Committee consultation on the purpose of education
This document sets out the response of the Council for Subject Associations to the current consultation. The Council for Subject Associations (CfSA) is a membership organisation, recognised as charitable company
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Response to Consultation on Implementing the EBacc
The government is consulting on proposals to implement the EBacc manifesto commitment. This consultation gives the teaching profession and others with an interest in education the opportunity to help shape policy.
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Guardianship of subjects in 2016
Annette Smith – Chair, Council for Subject Associations Wednesday 21 September 2016 I very much welcome the revival of the British Curriculum Forum and was delighted to attend the
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