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As nations invest in future-ready talent, innovation, and digital transformation, STEM education has never been more important. This summit will unite educators, policymakers, academic leaders, EdTech innovators, and industry experts to explore new ideas, share best practices, and shape the future of learning. The 4th Annual Qatar STEM Education Conference in 2026 will convene the most influential voices in education, technology, and policy. The conference will offer keynote addresses, panel discussions, research showcases, and networking

Meet admission directors from the leading 20 UK boarding schools alongside live speakers and education specialists. BESSA brings together a carefully curated selection of schools, ensuring a high standard of academic and pastoral excellence. Event Open | 10.00am to 4.00pm Drop in any time during the day to explore a British boarding education. Speak one-on-one with each school and ask specific questions tailored to your child’s needs. Participating institutions at BESSA 2026 include: Brighton College (UK), Bromgrove School, Caterham School, Cheltenham Ladies' College, Cranleigh School, Dauntsey's School, Downe House School, Gordonstoun, Headington Rye Oxford, Keystone Tutors, Malvern College, Oundle School, Rugby School, Sevenoaks School, Shrewsbury School, St Catherine's Bramley, St Swithun's School, Tonbridge School, White House Guardians, Wycombe Abbey

Don’t miss this day of accelerated professional learning. Gain essential skills and knowledge to be part of the solution to Scotland’s dyslexia attainment gap. Keynote Louise Selby will share immediately applicable techniques in morphology, the alternative reading method that supports children and young people to break down language and unlock its meaning – a critical foundation for curriculum-wide success. There will be take away actionable insights from expert in-depth workshops and seminars on dyslexia-focused teaching interventions for primary and secondary settings. Early bird member £135 Early bird non-member £160 Full rate member £165 Full rate non-member £190

Meet admission directors from the leading 20 UK boarding schools alongside live speakers and education specialists. BESSA brings together a carefully curated selection of schools, ensuring a high standard of academic and pastoral excellence. Event Open | 12.00pm to 5.00pm Drop in any time during the day to explore a British boarding education. Speak one-on-one with each school and ask specific questions tailored to your child’s needs. Participating institutions at BESSA 2026 include: Brighton College (UK), Bromgrove School, Caterham School, Cheltenham Ladies' College, Cranleigh School, Dauntsey's School, Gordonstoun, Headington Rye Oxford, Keystone Tutors, Malvern College, Oundle School, Sevenoaks School, Shrewsbury School, St Catherine's Bramley, St Swithun's School, White House Guardians, Wycombe Abbey

Lead with vision, clarity, and confidence, ISTLC Certification empowers international school leaders to drive innovation in both learning and IT systems. Join the blended course that bridges strategy and hands-on practice for real-world impact. Super Early Bird Register by 30 June 2026 - $1050 Early Bird Register by 31 July 2026 - $1150 Regular Register by 30 September 2026 - $1250 Last minute After 30 September 2026 - $1350

How can trusts help every child access great cultural education? Join us to explore solutions and shape the future. We are inviting trusts, funders, cultural institutions, higher education providers and brokers together to explore how we can leverage the role of trusts can play in securing more equitable access to arts and cultural education. All children deserve access to enriching, high-quality cultural education with the curriculum and in enrichment. A group of schools working together in a trust have a much greater potential to unlock great breadth and depth within and beyond the curriculum and provide the capacity to manage external partnerships. We believe when utilised effectively, a trust model can lead to greater variety, equity and quality of provision whilst still supporting school's individual needs. The areas we will cover are outlined below, but to ensure a truly collaborative event, we would like your input to help shape the day. We will be holding optional pre-event meetings online in September to gather ideas. If you'd like to attend, please indicate your preferred date when registering. At the event, we will explore: What does existing great practice look like – what are the essential elements that make it a success? Views from the other side of the partnerships- can we bust some myths about establishing and developing relationships with trusts? What is the best version of this ecosystem (within existing constraints)? What enabling changes might we need to policy, practice and funding to increase our impact and create a system that benefits many more/ all children? A successful day of working together will result in The co-creation of a narrative explaining the role trusts can play in delivering cultural education. A clear understanding of the changes needed from government or external stakeholders to better enable this work to happen. Come prepared to share your work, contribute your ideas, and collaborate with others. All sessions will be interactive and workshop-based, with plenty of opportunities for discussion and participation.

Join us in Birmingham for a day of exploring and discussing sustainability in early childhood and care. Our 2026 Conference will take place at The Studio, Birmingham City Centre on Saturday 7th November. Keynote Speakers: Verity Campbell-Barr Verity is Professor of Early Childhood Education at the University of Plymouth. She has led international research on the knowledge, skills, and attitudes required for early childhood practice, analysed the full range of early childhood degrees in England, and examined early years workforce policy and development issues across the UK. The early years workforce is often framed as being in crisis, which undermines efforts to build a sustainable profession while reflecting real recruitment and retention challenges. Drawing on research from across the UK and Ireland, Verity's presentation explores practical solutions to support, develop, and maintain a high-quality, sustainable early years workforce.

BRILLIANT is the fastest growing education event in the UK and the country’s largest STEAM festival What is BRILLIANT Festival? BRILLIANT is a free , one day festival built to reignite your passion for teaching. It brings together more than 2,000 teachers, leaders and education professionals for the largest education event in the North West and one of the most energising days of CPD in the UK. The event creates a space where educators, employers, innovators and policymakers can share ideas, explore new approaches to learning, and build meaningful partnerships. It is not a traditional conference. Instead, BRILLIANT focuses on conversations, workshops, and real examples of how collaboration between education and industry can transform opportunities for young people. Across the day, attendees will hear from leading voices in education, business, and technology. They will explore new ways of thinking about skills, curriculum, careers education, and the role of employers in shaping learning. Most importantly, they will leave with practical ideas and connections they can take back into their work. BRILLIANT is about possibility and aims to show what happens when schools and industry work together to create better pathways for the next generation.

A practical, residential event exploring how AI is changing assessment AI is already changing how assessment is designed, delivered, supported and quality assured. Assessment organisations are now asking urgent questions about authenticity, validity, learner support, staff capability, policy, governance and trust.  Using AI in Assessment - From Theory to Practice is being designed to help assessment professionals move beyond general discussion and into practical understanding. The programme will combine expert insight with demonstrations, clinics, guided experimentation and collaborative discussion.  Across two days, you will be able to take part in: • Practical workshops • Live demonstrations • Expert clinics and peer discussion • Hands-on exploration in the AI Playground • Conversations about validity, integrity, accessibility, governance and human judgement More than a traditional conference, this will be a collaborative learning experience designed to build knowledge, confidence and meaningful connections across the assessment community. Delegates will explore what AI can do, where its limitations lie, and how organisations can make informed, responsible decisions. The residential format gives attendees time to connect, reflect and continue conversations beyond the formal programme.  This event brings together assessment leaders, practitioners, technology specialists, researchers and policy professionals for two days of insight, experimentation and discussion. It is designed for anyone who wants to understand how AI can be used responsibly across the assessment lifecycle.

An opportunity to come together, learn more about PSHE and celebrate best practice. This year’s event, for education settings in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, will offer an engaging space to explore best‑practice PSHE, connect with colleagues in similar roles, hear from inspiring guest contributors, and network with a range of support services. Please note this event is only available for education settings based in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent only.

Let's get together, where all us secondary music teachers can share ideas, resources, and have a good time and talk all things conducting. Welcome Secondary Music Teachers! Are you ready to connect, share ideas, and unwind with fellow music educators? Join us for the Secondary Music Teachers Meet-up. The focus of this sessions will be on conducting. Full agenda to follow

The CLOtC National Conference sees up to 300 delegates, including school leaders, teachers, educational professionals, LOtC practitioners and education providers from across the UK, come together for a day of learning, sharing good practice, and networking. The programme includes inspiring keynote speakers; practical and informative workshops led by experts and covering the breadth of learning outside the classroom giving attendees ideas they can implement as soon as they get back to their schools or setting; discussions; and networking opportunities.