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8:45am GMT

Welcome to the ASE Annual Conference 2022 International Day Online Zoom Room 1Marc Neesam • Hannah Russell

8:55am GMT

Keynote: Balancing play and science learning: Developing children's scientific learning in the classroom through imaginary play Zoom Room 1Marilyn Fleer

9:25am GMT

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9:30am GMT

Panel session: Play in Science Education Zoom Room 1Jane Turner • Marilyn Fleer • Sara Baker • Julian Grenier • Tom Hall • Dr Gopal Kutwaroo

10:30am GMT

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11:00am GMT

An education to prepare our young people for the future - an update on the 2025 Pisa framework developments Zoom Room 5Dave Leach • Miyako Ikeda • Jonathan Osborne • Peta White Promoting learning in the science classroom using an innovative model of learning discourse Zoom Room 4Ade Magaji Pupils love molecular models: early atomism exposure in HEC Zoom Room 3Haruhiko Funahashi • Tomoko Hasegawa • Mariko Kobayashi • Koji Tsukamoto • Noritake Okazaki • Michael M. Hull • Haruki Abe Science Education for Action and Engagement towards Sustainability (SEAS) Zoom Room 1Marianne Cutler • Maarja Jõe • Alexander Hellquist • Susanne Kubisch Embedding sustainable development goals into the primary science curriculum Zoom Room 2Jemima Davey • Amy Strachan

11:45am GMT

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12:15pm GMT

ASE RISE - Retention Initiative for Science Educators Zoom Room 1Marianne Cutler Bringing student investigations into the 21st century Zoom Room 5David Clapp Science Mark (secondary) - a route to improvement Zoom Room 4Glenys Hart • Yeasmin Mortuza • Mary Howell How addressing change in science education for sustainability can support educational development Zoom Room 2Linda Sygna • Leonie Goodwin • Maarja Jõe • Lise Ringstad • Giulia Tasquier Developing STEAM Skills through purposeful play Zoom Room 3Dr Gopal Kutwaroo

1:00pm GMT

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1:45pm GMT

Climate science - a priority for the science curriculum Zoom Room 2Melissa Aurelia How the concept of Epistemic Enquiry can help plan a science curriculum Zoom Room 4Alex Black Mental health in the science curriculum Zoom Room 5Judith Roberts • Daniel Morrish CASTME: Talk and do science at home Zoom Room 3Sue Dale Tunnicliffe Impact on primary teachers and their pupils – key findings from ASE’s interdisciplinary project ‘A fossil hunter’s story’ Zoom Room 1Marianne Cutler • Stuart Naylor • Wynne Harlen • Derek Bell

2:30pm GMT

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3:00pm GMT

Getting Practical: The art and science of demonstration Zoom Room 1Marianne Cutler • Ed Walsh • Richard Needham Science by Simulation: A Mezze of Mathematical Models Zoom Room 4Dr Andrew French Supporting pupils in dealing with the challenges of the future Zoom Room 2Sibel Erduran • Olga Ioannidou The Science Literacy Toolbox for SEND students Zoom Room 5Dr Susie Nyman Journeys in Primary Science Teacher Professional Development Zoom Room 3Bryony Turford • Lynne Bianchi • Helen Spring CSciTeach

3:45pm GMT

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4:00pm GMT

Keynote by ASE President: Coherence in Science Education Zoom Room 1Michael J. Reiss

4:40pm GMT

Awards and Close Zoom Room 1Michael J. Reiss

5:00pm GMT

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9:00am GMT

The future of assessment models - what makes a good assessment system Zoom Room 3Elise Reece Frontier Science: Invisible Energy: Reconnecting with where our energy comes from Zoom Room 4Aimee Ambrose Presidential Address: Science Education: Understanding, engagement and social justice Zoom Room 1Michael J. Reiss Exciting and effective starting points for science enquiry and discussion Zoom Room 2Ali Eley • Kate Redhead • Jo Moore Technicians: From Glow-sticks to Rhubarb Zoom Room 5Jane Oldham RSciTech Technicians: Wellbeing in the prep room Zoom Room 6Lauren Hudson

10:30am GMT

What do women physics students think about gender issues in physics? Zoom Room 3Judith Hillier Frontier Science: Intelligent robots in the education and care of children Zoom Room 4Alessandro Di Nuovo Keynote: Mind the GAP! Lessons for science practical work and its' assessment Zoom Room 1Alistair Moore The science capital teaching approach Zoom Room 2Heather King • Emily Royall SAPS Biology practicals that work Zoom Room 5Dan Jenkins • Alex Jenkin • Jamie Biggs • Gail Webdell • SAPS colleaue Technicians: Droplet Art and Garden Indicators Zoom Room 6Isobel Everest RSciTech

12:00pm GMT

BEST Steps (11-16) Zoom Room 3Neil Wade CLEAPSS: How to run a successful transition event in a secondary lab Zoom Room 4Jason Harding • Maria Pack • Sally Fulford Panel session: How does science learning straddle from primary to secondary school? Zoom Room 1Professor Leigh Hoath • Alistair Moore • Christine Rushworth • Lucy J Wood Stories from nowhere Zoom Room 2Dr. Neil Ingram Technicians Health & Safety with CLEAPSS Zoom Room 5Jane Major Technicians: Current Affairs Zoom Room 6Paul Cook RSciTech

1:00pm GMT

Exhibitor Lunchtime Session: Philip Harris welcome back to exploring science Zoom Room 5Jackie McKie • Karen Colton • Joanne Rowbotham

1:30pm GMT

Exhibitor Lunchtime Session: Come and talk to the science team at AQA – we are here to answer any of your questions and signpost our support resources Zoom Room 1Elise Reece Technicians TechMeet Zoom Room 5Jane Oldham RSciTech

2:00pm GMT

Exploring the key elements that make an aspirational curriculum Zoom Room 3Andy Chandler-Grevatt • Fiona Lloyd-Williams SAPS Biology through plants - inspiration for you and your students Zoom Room 4Alex Jenkin • Dr Chris Graham • Jamie Biggs • Beverley Goodger • SAPS colleaue Frontier Science: Food safety in a pandemic world Zoom Room 1Caroline Millman Dare to be wise! Philosophical thinking in primary science Zoom Room 2Jude Penny Technicians: Delivering to large cohorts - how to bulk up your technical service Zoom Room 5Lauren Hudson Technicians: Hints and Tips for Techs Zoom Room 6Lynne Rawlings RSciTech

3:30pm GMT

Why should we be sequencing practical and maths skills in the science curriculum? Zoom Room 3Amanda Clegg • Karen Collns Perimeter Institute: How do scientists think? Zoom Room 2James de Winter • Stuart Farmer CSciTeach CPhys FInstP CPD Priorities: How is the Ofsted review influencing what schools need from you? (Formerly how has lockdown affected inequality of student progress in schools?) Zoom Room 1Ed Walsh • Lynne Bianchi • Sarah Earle Science based extended project qualifications (EPQs) Zoom Room 4Elise Reece • Rebecca Crumpton Technicians: Gadgets & Gizmo's Zoom Room 6Simon Quinnell CSciTeach Technicians: Working towards RSciTech Zoom Room 5Ann Bullen RSCiTech

4:45pm GMT

Primary TeachMeet Zoom Room 2David Allen • Kate Sutton • David Church

8:45am GMT

Welcome to the ASE Annual Conference 2022 Online for 29th January Zoom Room 1Christine Harrison • Jane Turner • Helen Harden • Simon Quinnell CSciTeach

9:00am GMT

A digital revolution: science assessments of the future Zoom Room 4Andy Brunning Making real use of virtual experiments Zoom Room 3Euan Douglas Frontier Science: Fighting crime with lasers Zoom Room 5Simona Francese Talking Science Debate: Equality, Diversity and Inclusion: making a difference in the sciences and beyond Zoom Room 1Marianne Cutler • Rebecca Knowles • Yeasmin Mortuza • Georgina Phillips • Stephen Long • Dan Allerton • Sarah Cosgriff • Rebecca Peacock Assessing bridging the gap Zoom Room 2Liz Lawrence

10:30am GMT

Increasing Diversity in STEM with the Youth STEMM Award Zoom Room 5Francesca Gale • Samantha Fox "This is the day I became a scientist" (Ben, aged 9) The power of primary-secondary science partnerships Zoom Room 4Christina Astin Keynote from Ofsted: Why starting with curriculum matters - key insights from Ofsted's research review Zoom Room 1Jasper Green HMI Preparing learners for the world of work and the work of the world Owen 1026 classroomCerian Ayres • Charlotte Bonner Embedding sustainable development goals into the primary science curriculum Zoom Room 2Jemima Davey • Amy Strachan

12:00pm GMT

Working scientifically: beyond hypotheses & independent variables Zoom Room 3Alison Cullinane • Judith Hillier Frontier Science: Why we eat what we eat: exploring human appetite regulation Zoom Room 1Jenny Paxman Teaching for and with creativity Zoom Room 5Simon Rees Approaches and lessons learnt from engaging primary schools with COP26 and sustainability Zoom Room 4Stephen Hendry Panel Session: Impact on primary teachers and their pupils - key findings from A Fossil Hunter's Story Zoom Room 2Hester Binge • Wynne Harlen • Mari-Clare Mitchell • Marianne Cutler • Stuart Naylor • Derek Bell • Cath Corkery

1:30pm GMT

Exhibitor Lunchtime Session: Oxford University Press Drop-in Q&A session Zoom Room 1Fiona Lloyd-Williams • Lewis Rodwell • Rachel Rozier

2:00pm GMT

CANCELLED: A collaborative approach to research-informed curriculum design Zoom Room 3Niki Kaiser • Thandi Banda • Helen Slipper Science for all: the pathways to a career in science Zoom Room 4Andy Brunning Keynote: Science education in the context of the climate emergency: a manifesto for change Zoom Room 1Lynda Dunlop • Dr Lizzie Rushton Making practical science more accessible to learners with SEND Zoom Room 5Jane Essex CChem Ed D MA FRSC SFHEA • Rob Butler A Symposium of SO WHAT Primary Science Successes Zoom Room 2Christina Whittaker • Clare Warren • Rebecca Price • Scott Walker • Dawn McCann • Andie Hughes

3:30pm GMT

Moss Safari: Adventures from watching moss organisms under the microscope Zoom Room 3Andy Chandler-Grevatt Science and storytelling - why WHO we talk about matters Zoom Room 1Jessica Wade Science on Stage - Showcasing the best of STEM Education Zoom Room 5Stuart Farmer CSciTeach CPhys FInstP • David Featonby • Jules Pottle • Becci Riley • Jon Board • Samantha Ireland Outdoor learning toolkit for KS2 Zoom Room 4Jonathan Calcraft • Jo Harris Taking the temperature of primary science Zoom Room 2Jane Turner • Helen Sizer

8:45am GMT

Welcome to the ASE Annual Conference 2022 11 to 19 Day Online Zoom Room 1Hannah Russell

9:00am GMT

Amazing planet: action packed classroom science Zoom Room 4Anna Anglisano Roca • Xavier Juan Pons How can we best support and motivate the exam-less cohorts? Zoom Room 3Rachel Wong Using research to help make you a better physics teacher Zoom Room 5James de Winter Keynote: Practical Science: what is it for anyway? Zoom Room 1Sibel Erduran • Dr Steve Wooding The story behind storytelling Zoom Room 2Ben Rogers

10:30am GMT

BERG: The Broadening Secondary School Science (BraSSS) project Zoom Room 4Michael J. Reiss • Dr Tamjid Mujtaba Exploring the new ASE Teaching Chemistry book - a must for all secondary science teachers Zoom Room 5Jane Essex CChem Ed D MA FRSC SFHEA • Nicklas Lindstrom • Christopher Saville • Stuart Jones • Katherine Aston Learning not just doing: Getting more from practical work Zoom Room 2Euan Douglas Panel Session with Exam Boards Zoom Room 1Andy Chandler-Grevatt • Elise Reece • Andy Brunning • Damian Riddle Progression in maths in science through the key stages (Post-16) Zoom Room 3Catherine Witter

12:00pm GMT

Helping to maximise progression in GCSE science with BEST 11-16 Zoom Room 3Judith Bennett • Peter Fairhurst • Alistair Moore How online outreach allowed us to diversify our audiences Zoom Room 5Francesca Gale • Em Dixon Representing everyone in science: Using STEM subjects to communicate diversity (KS2 to KS5) Zoom Room 4Dan Boatright Success with GCSE extended response questions Zoom Room 2Ed Walsh Keynote: The importance of talk for science education Zoom Room 1Neil Mercer

1:15pm GMT

Exhibitor - AQA Zoom Room 1Elise Reece

2:00pm GMT

ASE RISE (formerly SOS) retaining good science teachers Zoom Room 5Andy Chandler-Grevatt Bringing CASE in from the cold - how is it going? Zoom Room 3Alex Black Embedding STEM careers in your curriculum Zoom Room 4Joanna Pellereau Supporting non-specialists to teach physics in your department Zoom Room 2Bryan Berry Post-16 Keynote: T levels - bringing the world of work to life Zoom Room 1Cerian Ayres • Ben Houlihan

3:30pm GMT

Keynote: Practical work in science in a COVID or post-COVID world Zoom Room 1Michael J. Reiss n/a Zoom Room 5 What does the research say about learning loss? Zoom Room 2Kristy Turner BERG: Exploring the B, I and Y of Sustainability Zoom Room 4Dr Liz Lakin T levels: If you can see it, you can be it! Zoom Room 3Cerian Ayres • Andrew Webster

8:45am GMT

Welcome to the ASE Annual Conference 2022 Primary Day Online Zoom Room 1Jane Turner • David Church

9:00am GMT

Keynote: Brenda Keogh Lecture - Educating for a Sustainable Future - a collaboration between industry and school Zoom Room 1Geoff Mackey • Professor Leigh Hoath • Paul Tyler

10:30am GMT

Research Keynote: 10 key issues in childrens' science learning in England Zoom Room 1Lynne Bianchi • Christina Whittaker • Amanda Poole (Ogden Trust) 100 ideas for primary science Zoom Room 2Bryony Turford • Paul Tyler Careers in the primary classroom Zoom Room 5Kate Sutton • Farmer Tom Haddon Developing the use of Concept Cartoons Zoom Room 4Nicola Beverley • Liz Lawrence How to have a scientific discussion about climate change and biodiversity loss with younger pupils Zoom Room 3Jo Cox

12:00pm GMT

Engaging young people in environmental education Zoom Room 3Hollie Campbell • Lee Jowett CSciTeach Keynote: How does PSQM support ALL science subject leaders? Zoom Room 1Helen Sizer • Clare Warren My everyday science: KS2 NC-linked science using home resources Zoom Room 4Jenny Watson Queering primary science Zoom Room 2David Church TAPS: responsive teaching to support and challenge Zoom Room 5Sarah Earle

1:15pm GMT

Exhibitor: Royal Society of Chemistry - Sustainability in the Primary Classroom Zoom Room 1Kate Whetter

2:00pm GMT

Developing science capital in the classroom through virtual interactions with industry Zoom Room 5Claire Docking • Tolulope Osobu • Trudie Batty PLAN - integrating EYFS into a well-sequenced primary curriculum Zoom Room 1Naomi Hiscock Science and the early years Zoom Room 4Linda Atherton Teaching Primary Science Outdoors Zoom Room 2Helen Spring CSciTeach Understanding children's ideas in science Zoom Room 3Page Keeley • Ed Walsh

3:30pm GMT

Panel Session: Revisiting why and how Enquiry supports science learning Zoom Room 1Jane Turner • Lynne Bianchi • Maria Pack • Liz Lawrence • Ben Rogers A cross-curricular approach to teaching evolution, inheritance and the Stone Age! Zoom Room 5Mandy Hartley Can a story help children to learn and retain science facts? Zoom Room 2Jules Pottle • Rufus Cooper • Dawn McCann • Andie Hughes Practical primary science ideas with limited resources Zoom Room 3Dr Jo Montgomery Your school garden: Making the best use of your outdoor space Zoom Room 4Dr Susan Burr