CAS Conference

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We’ll be bringing together a fantastic line-up of speakers to share ideas and the latest innovations in computing education. And, of course, there’ll be plenty of opportunities for networking and catching up throughout the day.

Registration will be open very soon, so keep your eyes open for more information.

We can’t wait to see you there!

To ensure we can continue to keep the CAS Conference free to attend for teachers, we are introducing a no-show fee of £25 if you register and don’t turn up on the day. This is to cover catering and other costs incurred. Tickets can be cancelled up to midday on Friday 17th October so that we can offer your place to people on the waiting list. After this time, tickets can be transferred to a colleague.

Tickets for CAS Conference 2025

General ticket release will be announced very soon!

Workshop Programme 2025

This year’s programme of workshops cover a range of topics relevant to primary, secondary and A-level teachers.

Towards the end of the summer term, we’ll be contacting everyone registered for the CAS Conference 2025 asking you to choose your workshops.

We expect to have more people wanting to attend the CAS Conference than there are places. To make sure everyone has a fair chance to attend, we kindly ask that you select your workshops by the deadline. If workshop selections aren’t made in time, we’ll need to cancel those registrations to offer spots to people on the waiting list. All details of the deadline and how to book your workshop choices will be included in the email.

View the workshop programme for CAS Conference 2025

I don't teach Computing, can I still attend?

The short answer? Yes! And you'll be very welcome!

Whether you’re a computing specialist or a teacher of any subject eager to integrate digital technologies into your classroom, the CAS Conference offers insights and practical strategies for all.

Pre-conference social

For anyone staying nearby the night before CAS Conference, we are organising a pre-conference catch up with food and drinks on Thursday evening. We’ll let you know more, including how to book your space, as soon as we have this finalised.

Parking is available at Bromsgrove School and details of how to get to the relevant car park will be included in the joining instructions sent out just before the event.

If you are travelling by train, Bromsgrove School is a 25-minute walk from Bromsgrove Station. If there is enough interest, we may be able to put on a minibus between the station and the school. More details, including how to book a place on the minibus, will be sent out early in the autumn term.

Bromsgrove School may be able to provide accommodation on site for a reasonable booking fee. If this is possible, we will send details to everyone registered for the CAS Conference 2025 with a link to book directly with Bromsgrove School.

Alternative local accommodation includes:

Please note that we do not have connections with these hotels and recommend you check reviews and details before booking,

Our headline sponsor

With thanks to our headline sponsor Craig 'n' Dave

Craig Sargent and David Hillyard, aka Craig ’n’ Dave, are experienced Computer Science teachers who once worked as programmers for the MoD. Since 1997, they’ve used contemporary pedagogy and high-performance learning strategies to overcome barriers to attainment. They empower teachers to plan with intent regardless of experience, providing the tools and confidence needed to implement impactful learning experiences. Their approach has a proven track record over many years supporting students in reaching their full potential while fostering a love for learning.

Find out more about Craig 'n' Dave

CAS Conference 2025 sponsors and supporters

With thanks to our sponsors and supporters who have made CAS Conference 2025 possible

Feedback from last year's CAS Conference

"All of it, each session was very inspiring with lots of strategies to bring to my classroom, department and trust"

"Thank you. An outstanding day and conference. Lots to take back to inspire."

"The sheer scale and diversity of workshops, the fantastic plenaries and the opportunity to have face-to-face networking with like-minded colleagues."

"Keynotes, quality and range of workshops, speakers, networking. It was all fantastic!"

"The sense of community was at the heart of the conference this year, and it was brilliant to get everyone's energy, experience and ideas together under one roof. You created a wonderful event for us all - thank you!"

"I always learn practical, usable things, but I like the inspirational atmosphere best."