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Project: Considering nutrition in EP practice

8 July 2025 by

This thesis project aims to explore Educational Psychologists’ consideration of nutrition, in their work. Project focus To explore Trainee/EPs understanding…

10 updates from Wales: summer edition

3 July 2025 by

Working with Senior Specialist EP, Dr Abigail Wright, we’ll bring you updates from Wales across the year. We hope that…

Announcing our festival headliners

26 June 2025 by

On 19th September at our Festival of Educational Psychology we’ll be joined by some inspirational speakers festival headliners. Keri Opai…

Psychology and education podcast spotlight #2

24 June 2025 by , 1 comment

As EPs and allied professionals working in education, we’re always on the lookout for thought-provoking topics to prompt self-reflection and…

5 things you might have missed: 19th June

19 June 2025 by

A brief round of up things we’ve seen from the previous week that might be useful to you. 1. What…

Relationship, sex and health education: a role for EPs

16 June 2025 by

Relationships, Sex, and Health education (RSHE) first came to my attention as an important topic for EPs 10 years ago,…

News: The AEP elects a new General Secretary

10 June 2025 by

Donna Wiggett has been elected General Secretary of the Association of Educational Psychologists (AEP) and will take up the role…

5 things you might have missed: 21st May

21 May 2025 by

A brief round of up things we’ve seen from the previous week that might be useful to you. 1. Department…

The BPS Teachers’ toolkit – how and why it is improving pre-university education.

19 May 2025 by

The BPS Teachers’ Toolkit provides a curated range of high quality resources to support teachers of all specifications and levels….

Project: Training while Black – a psychosocial exploration of Black TEPs

8 May 2025 by

The project aims to explore the experiences of Black Trainee Educational Psychologists in England through a psychosocial lens. I am…