International sessions are integrated throughout this year's event. A post-16 focus day takes place on Thursday, alongside the Teacher Developers' Group programme for those involved in leading and delivering professional development. Friday is designated for technicians and early career teachers. Sessions for both primary and 11-19 educators run across all three days, with Saturday focused on research.

The RSB Biology Education Research Group (BERG) will host a day of biology education research talks, providing a platform for educators and researchers to share insights. Download a pdf of the BERG day programme. The Science Education Policy Alliance (SEPA), who collaborate to influence government policy on science education, will also be holding a 'Talking Science' session on key science education policy priorities.

Lauren MᶜLeod MRSB, head of education policy, and Shabana Brightley MRSB, education policy officer (teaching) will be at ASE and can tell you more about the RSB's education policy work.

RSB members can benefit from a 30% discount on their ASE membership and the RSB offers a reciprocal agreement to ASE members. To take advantage of this reduction, contact membership@rsb.org.uk

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