ASE Teacher Developers' Conference 2025
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About the event
ASE Teacher Developers Conference kindly sponsored by Ogden Trust, is our showpiece event for all those involved in teacher development, including initial teacher education, curriculum development, subject leadership and professional development. The venue this year is the University of Northampton.
EARLY BIRD TICKETS NOW EXTENDED AND BOOKABLE AT £89 FOR MEMBERS Until midnight 8th June 2025, after which time standard member tickets will be available for £135.
The conference is a collaboration between three ASE membership groups: the Teacher Developers’ Committee, Research Group and Policy Group. Through keynotes, workshops and discussion, we will explore how we influence policy and practice through a socially active curriculum, through the professional development of teachers, curriculum design, and through researching pedagogy and teacher education.
The live digital programme can be viewed below:
Our speakers and facilitators this year include:
- Peter Finegold from the Royal Society
- Haira Gandolfi from the University of Cambridge
- Jackie Flaherty from the Ogden Trust
- Genevieve Bent from Harris Invictus Academy
- Professor Sarah Earle from Bath Spa University
The conference offers unrivalled opportunities to:
- explore the latest thinking in policy, practice and research
- develop skills and expertise in supporting other teachers
- build connections with fellow teacher developers
- help to shape the future of science education
In the meantime please visit the FAQs under the FILES tab at the foot of this webpage.
ASE Teacher Developers' Group: Leading Professional Development in Science Education
The ASE Teacher Developers' Group is the natural home for those involved in teachers’ professional learning - with members ranging from university tutors and education consultants to local authority staff, Heads of Science and leaders responsible for CPD. This expert group provides support and voice for Initial Teacher Education and Continuing professional development, fostering high-quality professional learning for future generations of science teachers at all levels of education. This is achieved through research, networking and professional development, and responses to government consultations.
Why join the Group? The Group sits at the cutting edge of research, policy and practice within science education. To further our mission, we need people with the drive and determination to improve current practice to join us and shape the future of science education.
To learn more, simply go to your ASE membership profile and under the category "Main Areas of Professional Interest" ensure you include "Teacher Educator/Consultant" as one of your choices. You will then be kept regularly updated as to Teacher Developers' activites.
