Each of the parallel sessions has been coded to one or more of the faculty themes as follows:

Early Years Education, Families, and Communities  EYE
Inequalities, Health, and Wellbeing  IHW
Philosophy, Values, Ethics, and World ViewsPVE
Teacher Education and Professional Learning  TPL
Transformative Education  TED

Lecture Theatre

IHW / EYE 

ChairProfessor Vicky Duckworth
Kath Fraser-Thompson and Jenny Holder
Liverpool Learning Partnership
Creative participation approaches to address health and educational inequalities in schools
Kathryn Morris
Blackpool Better Start
The Blackpool Super Six – How developing and sharing language development strategies is tackling inequalities
Natasha Harrison
Better Start / NSPCC
Ready Steady School – A shared approach to supporting school readiness outcomes  
Dr Karen Boardman, Kath Whitehouse, Katie Smith, Silvia Cont
Edge Hill University
Engagement and Attendance in Primary Schools: A Research Circle Study  

0.30

IHW / EYEF

ChairLaura Gregory
Gill Holden
NCB
The Impact of the National Rollout of Stronger Practice Hubs 
Dominique Heffes-Doon
Spark Child
Spark Child Presentation Proposal: A Holistic Well-being Intervention for Vulnerable Children – From Trinidad & Tobago to the UK 
Dr Sara Muršić 
Toyscope
Developmental diversity meets one-size-fits-all: The complex challenge of toy safety for children with special educational needs and disabilities
Dr Nicola Wallis and Kate Noble
The Fitzwilliam Museum,
University of Cambridge
Museums as Spaces of Possibility in Early Childhood: Insights from the Fitzwilliam Museum  

0.29

IHW / EYE / TPL 

ChairDr Clare Woolhouse
Becky Reynolds
The For Baby’s Sake Trust
Breaking Cycles, Building Futures: The For Baby’s Sake Trust Approach to Early Intervention and Trauma-Informed Support
Georgina Roberts
Edge Hill University
Arts Therapies Approaches to Supporting Parent-Infant Relationships: Developing a Creative Intervention Toolkit  
Rebecca Atherton and Josh Fearon Knowsley CouncilCapturing the Voice of the Child through Early Years Practice  
Evonne Bixter and Jen Hardy
Shakespeare North
Oracy, inclusion and creative learning  

0.11

IHW

ChairDr David Haycock 
Elizabeth Twigge and Chloe Blackman, HF WorksReinventing the Wheel: Developing a Community Model for Wellbeing 
Lisa Ball, Adam Halton, Emma Atkiss Wigan CouncilShaping the Next Generation of Mentally Healthier Schools  
Professor Vicky Karkou, Robyn Dowlen, Ken Fletcher, Beckie Clark, Pui Sze Cheung, Anna Smirnova, Miriam Sakwa and Nicola Brophy Edge Hill UniversityArts4Us: Working together to scale up place-based arts initiatives that support the mental health of children and young people (CYP) (9-13). 
Dr Gary Tebble Edge Hill UniversityCo-Creation: Developing an adapted model of pluralistic counselling with boys with Specific Learning Difficulties (SpLD)

1.06

TED / IHW / TPL 

ChairDr Seán Henry 
Ben Broadhurst
Edge Hill University
“It’s like my gender identity and sexuality take a back seat”: The experiences of personal and professional identities of LGBTQ+ pre-service teachers. 
Anna Wooley
Edge Hill University
Improving outcomes for care-experienced and estranged students (CEES): Co-producing cross-sector support through a Theory of Change approach
Simon Dougherty
Edge Hill University
Experiences and observations of Early Career Teachers regarding homophobia in boys’ secondary Physical Education  
Hannah Smee
Edge Hill University
Identity Threat, Menopause and Teaching 

0.09

TED / IHW

ChairDr Kate Burrell 
Dr Heather Lloyd, Charlotte Molloy, Michelle Davis Edge Hill UniversityUnlocking opportunities in Widening Access and Student Success: A call for collaborative and impactful research.  
Professor John Sandars Edge Hill UniversityApplying Sen’s Capability Approach to understand and improve the experience of widening participation learners 
Ellie Jennings Shaping FuturesShaping Futures and the role of place in widening access and student success in Knowsley.
Kevin Hornblower Shaping FuturesHelping to reduce inequalities in access to HE and the future of collaborative outreach    

0.10

TPL / IHW 

ChairMichelle Pearson 
Dr Marie Caslin and Ellie Curran
Edge Hill University and Liverpool Hope University
Get Britain Working – a reflection of the barriers encountered by young disabled people when entering the world of work 
Paul Semple and Paul Williams 
Career Connect
Introduction to Career Connect
Ying-Chih Chen
Edge Hill University
Exploring adolescents’ embodied experiences of creative arts therapy in a residential centre in Taiwan 
Michael Pennington and Josh Cliff
Edge Hill University and Positive Footprints

Positive Footprints Project: A raising aspirations programme for children and young people to close the skills gap in the UK and open up the world of work