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- AoC Sport Curriculum Conference 2025
AoC Sport Curriculum Conference 2025
Venue: Holywell Park Conference Centre, Loughborough, LE11 3GR
Date: 13 February 2025
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Fee: Starting from £145 +VAT per delegate
Join us for our annual AoC Sport Curriculum Conference, returning to Holywell Park Conference Centre on Thursday 13 February. The conference will again aim to deliver a high-quality programme of keynote speakers, breakout sessions and exhibitors, as well as provide plenty of opportunities to network with further education colleagues from across the country.
The conference is dedicated to driving excellence in curriculum design and policy development in further education and sport. It is designed for staff in colleges who have a responsibility for planning and delivering study programmes in sport, physical activity, fitness and active leisure.
Throughout the day, there will be an emphasis on discussion, sharing practice and networking, aiming to:
- support colleges to create high quality curriculum and study programmes
- address key issues that affect staff responsible for curriculum development
- enhance knowledge of teaching, learning and assessment
- explore opportunitites to build relationships with external partners, employers and funding organisations
Join the conversation and stay up-to-date with the latest news: @AoC_Sport
Delegate Fees
- AoC Sport full member – per delegate – £145 + VAT
- AoC Sport associate member/AoC only member – per delegate – £245 + VAT
- Non-member institution – per delegate – £405 + VAT
- Non-member commercial – per delegate – £740 + VAT
Additional discounts are available for AoC Sport member group bookings – these must be booked together for the discount to be applied.
2 delegates from same institution = 10% discount
3 delegates or more from same institution = 15% discount
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“Attending the conference is an essential event to network, share good practice and keep abreast of trends and upcoming events in sport, health, well-being and physical education.”
“This was my first AoC Sport Curriculum Conference and I was a little apprehensive as to whether I would gain anything from it - how wrong I was! The breakout sessions were informative and the speakers shared some relevant and current information that I am thrilled to take back to my colleagues. I will be back next year!”
“Attending the sport conference was an enriching experience. The chance to network with colleagues from other colleges was invaluable. I appreciated the diverse perspectives and insights shared by the speakers, which broadened my understanding and inspired fresh ideas. Overall, it was a fantastic opportunity to connect, learn, and grow within the sports community.”