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As part of our commitment to supporting research into Primary education in all four countries of the United Kingdom, the ASPE 2024 AGM was held in Belfast. Six committee members made the journey to join our Northern Irish colleagues, we were joined by local members and welcomed new members online as well! The meeting focused on the launch of our new website and ways to provide greater benefits to members. Although our next committee meeting will be online, future face-to-face meetings will be held in Scotland and Wales in the coming year.

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