Members Events & News
Have a look through at all the conferences, events, and latest news from our members.
You can search through the calendar to find out when each event is taking place, and there is also a full list below for each subject association.
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- Citizenship
- Educational Visits
- Languages
- Physical Education
- Science
- Teaching
Association for Citizenship Teaching – Introduction to teaching Citizenship: Part 2 – 27th November 2024
NALDIC – Twilight Networking – 28th November 2024
NALDIC – Creating linguistically inclusive classrooms: through activism, research and practice – 30th November 2024
Association for Citizenship Teaching – Assessment moderation workshop for GCSE Citizenship Studies – 4th December 2024
Association for Physical Education – afPE National Development Day – 11th December 2024
ASE – Annual Conference at the University of Nottingham – 9th – 11th January 2025
Association for Citizenship Teaching – Quality Standard for Citizenship – 13 January 2025 (first session)
Association for Citizenship Teaching – Teaching for racial equity: Part 1 – 20th January 2025
Association for Citizenship Teaching – Introduction to teaching Citizenship: Part 3 – 22nd January 2025
Association for Citizenship Teaching – How to improve Active Citizenship Outcomes – 6th February 2025
The EVC Community (EVOLVE Advice) – Educational Visits CPD Day – 11th February 2025
Association for Citizenship Teaching – Active Citizenship @ UCL – 3rd March 2025
NACE – NACE Conference 2025 – 27th June 2025
Members News
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- Citizenship
- Drama
- English
- Teaching
Association for Citizenship – Earn a free School & College membership by involving your 16-19yos in ACT research!
Invitation to take part in a Delphi Study on Curriculum and Pedagogy Subject Research
NACE subject-specific resource collections – call for CfSA members to contribute
The Use of English – Call for contributions
A portrait of the teaching of the British Empire – research
English Association – Report and recommendations published by Working Group on GCSE reform
