ASE Technicians Summer Conference 2025
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About the event
Date: Friday 11 July 2025
Location: Bolton School, BL1 4PA (Greater Manchester)
We’re excited to share the full programme for the ASE Technicians Summer Conference—a full-day event designed to inform, inspire, and connect school science technicians from across the northern region of the UK and beyond.
Exhibit with Us
Interested in showcasing your products or services? Book an exhibition stand by filling out the form here.
Event Details
- Catering: Complimentary refreshments and lunch will be served throughout the day in the Arts Centre, alongside the exhibition space.
- Parking: Free onsite parking is available for all attendees.
Pricing
Tickets start at just £55 for ASE Member Technicians.
Not yet a member? Register with the "ticket with 1 year's membership" and take advantage of the discounted rate!
Limited Bursaries available
Philip Harris is generously sponsoring a limited amount of bursaries to pay for access to the event including a year's ASE Technician membership from 11th July 2025. Applicants must be currently working at a High Pupil Premium (over 30%) School or College and not be current ASE members. Other Terms and Conditions apply - please see the application form for fuller details.
Have questions?
Email us at conferences@ase.org.uk — we’re happy to help!
Programme Highlights
Leadership, Simon Quinnell CSciTeach
Based on our successful ASE Leadership Programme, this session will go through some key aspects to start you on developing your leadership skills as a science technician.
The session will look at leadership skills, working with others, difficult personalities and influencing others!
Horticulture, Tracy Sherwood-Farnfield RSciTech
Plants are a must in any thriving science department but they can be difficult to cultivate in the confines of the prep room. Come and grab some useful tips on cultivation, propagation and general care to keep your plants lush and ready for lessons. Bring any surplus cuttings for a plant swap too.
Microscale favourites, Rebecca Daniels RSciTech
A hands-on session that will showcase some KS3 and KS4 microscale practical favourites including food tests, electrolysis and testing for ions. Delegates will learn about the vast multitude of benefits that are felt by staff and students when taking this approach to practical work.
