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Sign up to an annual membership

Select from one of the membership plans below to sign up.

See below for further information regarding each membership option.

Student

Free
A student studying in the field of Education both QTS and non QTS or students from other academic disciplines, who are passionate about primary education and research.
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Individual

£10.00 / year
An individual working in the field of Primary Education.
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Retired

£5.00 / year
An individual who used to work in the field of Primary Education.
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Group

£20.00 / year
A school or educational setting, including universities.
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ASPE member benefits

StudentIndividualRetiredGroup
Free access to ASPE events
Invitation to ASPE events
Individual login and access to members area of ASPE website
Group access to members area of ASPE website via lead member login
A digital copy of our practitioner journal ‘Reaching into research’
A hard or digital copy of our academic Journal ‘Education 3-13’

Why join ASPE?

As an ASPE member you will get:

  • Education 3-13

    The ASPE international journal eight times a year including access to special themed issues. Paying members can request a physical copy once they log on to their dashboard.

  • Network access

    Opportunities to networks that promote reflective primary practice

  • ASPE activities

    Invitations to all ASPE activities and initiatives

  • ASPE’s ‘Reaching into Research’

    Covering a range of recent and relevant topics and debates

  • Priority event and conference access

    Members receive priority booking for ASPE conferences and events

  • Online resource access

    Online access to Education 3-13 and the ASPE international journal

What do people say about ASPE?

ASPE members include cutting edge writers and researchers of national and international repute, classroom practitioners, university teachers, LA advisers and consultants.

It views teachers as reflective practitioners who are constantly engaged in a process of study and critical evaluation of all that passes for change and innovation in primary education.

This broad membership has a strong feel-good factor, and ASPE conferences have a buzz which is bracing and invigorating

The distinctiveness of ASPE lies in its shared beliefs and values about teachers and children.