CfSA News
Building a Shared Knowledge Base: CfSA Explores Collaboration with MESH Guides
How can subject associations work together to preserve and share vital teaching knowledge? A recent CfSA event explored exciting opportunities through the MESH Guides platform. On 25th September, the Council for Subject Associations hosted an online session with MESH (Mapping Education Specialist Know-how), bringing together subject association leaders to explore
Why subject expertise must shape vocational education
The future of vocational education is at a crossroads. With T Levels being positioned as the preferred route for young people and many Applied General Qualifications hanging in the balance, a critical question emerges: will a one-size-fits-all approach really serve our diverse learning needs? In this post, Michele Gregson,
The key contributions of subjects to climate change and nature education: a curriculum policy proposal
CfSA is delighted to announce the publication of a curriculum policy proposal for the school curriculum in England Monday September 8th! Developed in partnership with University College London, Global Action Plan and the National Association of Environmental Education, the proposal sets out a realistic way to embed more climate change
Representing CfSA at the Arts and Minds Parliamentary Reception
Representing CfSA at the Arts and Minds Parliamentary Reception By: Dr. Ruth Sayers (CfSA Vice-Chair) On 15 July 2025, I was honoured to attend a The Arts and Minds Campaign’s Parliamentary Reception in the Attlee Suite, hosted by MP Polly Billington, as a guest of
What is a subject association, and why should you join one?
There are lots of reasons to join a subject association, whether you’re a student, teacher, or researcher, and whatever stage you’re at in your career. In this post, Dr Becky Fisher (CEO of the English Association (EA)) and Sandi Atkinson (CEO of the Mathematical Association (MA)) will tell you all
Job Opportunity – Membership & Communications Administrator
Job Opportunity – Membership & Communications Administrator Job Title: Membership & Communications Administrator Reports to: Chair of the Board (or delegated Trustee) Location: Remote, with occasional travel for meetings/events Hours: Part-time (freelance and flexible, approx. 10 – 12hours per week 0.3 FTE) Salary: £7,202- £8,320 per annum (£27-£31k FTE (dependent