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Welcome to the conference! We are delighted that you are joining us for this important conference.
On this page you will find the detailed programme for all 3 days. This page will be updated with any unavoidable amendments to the programme.
On this website you can also find out more about:
On this page you will find the detailed programme for all 3 days. This page will be updated with any unavoidable amendments to the programme.
On this website you can also find out more about:
- The venue - including parking, campus map, accessibility
- Food and drink options
- Things to do
- Transport links
Follow the links in the programme below to access the abstracts for each optional session as well as keynote details. Or you can download all the abstracts as a pdf here:
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Day 1: Thursday 7th September 2023
12.00 – 13.00: Lunch (provided) and Registration in The Alan Walters Building
13.00 – 13.10: Welcome address - Room G03
13.10 – 14.00
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Keynote: Professor Carmel Cefai Room G03
Reimagining post-covid education: a whole school approach to mental |
14.00 – 14.10: Movement break
14.10 – 15.30
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Option 1 (Click here for abstracts) Room G03
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15.30 – 15.50: Mid-afternoon Refreshments provided, networking, exhibitions
15.50 – 17.10
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Option 4 (Click here for abstracts) Room 103
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17.10- 17.20: Movement break
17.20 – 18.00
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Keynote: Professor Karen Guldberg Room G03
Implementing the principles of good autism practice in education: Inclusion in international contexts. |
18.00 Closing remarks
Day 2: Friday 8th September 2023
9.00 -9.30: Registration for Friday or Friday/Saturday delegates
9.30 – 9.40: Welcome and introduction to Day 2 - Room G03
9.40 -10.10
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UNICEF Room G03
David Bradley and Amy Ashlee: Early Childhood Education & Care for refugee families in the UK |
10.15 -11.05
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Keynote: Professor Harry Daniels & Associate Professor Ian Thompson Room G03
Excluded Lives: Understanding marginalisation from multiple perspectives. |
11.05- 11.25: Mid-morning refreshments provided, networking, exhibitions
11.25 - 12.45
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Option 7 (Click here for abstracts) - Room 103
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12.45 – 13.35: Lunch provided and opportunities for networking and visiting exhibitions stands
13.35- 14.25
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Keynote: Professor Mina Fazel Room G03
What kind of refuge? Post-migration needs of displaced children |
14.25 – 14.35: Movement break
14.35 - 15.55
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Option 11 (Click here for abstracts) Room 103
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15.55- 16.15: Mid-afternoon refreshments provided, networking, exhibitions
16.15 - 17.35
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Option 15 (Click here for abstracts) Room 103
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17.35: Day 2 Closing remarks
Followed by opportunity to network until 18.00
Followed by opportunity to network until 18.00
18.45- 19.30: Drinks Reception: Edgbaston Park Hotel. Sponsored by Routledge.
19.30: Gala Dinner: Edgbaston Park Hotel (prior booking with SEBDA needed)
Gala Dinner Speaker: Professor John Visser
What can a label do?
What can a label do?
21.00: Live music
Day 3: Saturday 9th September 2023
9.30 – 10.00: Registration for Saturday only delegates
SEBDA AGM for SEBDA members - Room 103
SEBDA AGM for SEBDA members - Room 103
10.00- 10.10: Welcome and introduction to Day 3 - Room G03
10.10-10.45
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ENSEC Room G03
Professor Sanja Tatalović Vorkapić: Considering early childhood educators’ competencies for mental health and well-being: One of the solutions for working with vulnerable children |
10.45- 11.05: Mid-morning refreshments provided, networking, exhibitions
11.05- 12.25
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Option 18 (Click here for abstracts) Room 103
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12.25 – 13.15; Lunch provided and opportunities for networking and visiting exhibitions stands
13.15 – 14.05
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Keynote: Dr Anne Southall Room G03
Trauma informed education: From the inside out. |
14.05 – 14.20
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What next? A plenary session to discuss the legacy of the conference -Room G03
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14.20- 14.40: Mid-afternoon refreshments provided, networking, exhibitions
14.40 – 16.00
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Option 21 (Click here for abstracts) Room 103
Option 23 (Click here for abstract) Room 112
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16.00: Conference closing remarks
Day 4: Sunday 10th September 2023
Social/cultural activities
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A tour of the world class facilities on the campus, taking in the Barber Institute of Fine Arts; Winterbourne House and Garden; the Lapworth Museum of Geology; and for the energetic – if wanted - the Sport & Fitness Centre.
Please sign the list at Reception to indicate your interest in this tour. Birmingham City Centre is well worth a visit with highlights including Brindley Place and canals; Symphony Hall; Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery; Victoria Square; Roundhouse (Victorian heritage buildings); Paradise Place: Centenary Square. The surrounding area also has many places of interest. Click here further information. |
Keynotes
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Gala Dinner Speaker
Also presenting
Dr Sanja Tatalović Vorkapić, Full Professor, University of Rijeka
On behalf of ENSEC (European Network for Social and Emotional Competence) |
David Bradley and Amy Ashlee
On behalf of UNICEF |