Association of Educational Psychologists
The AEP is the trade union and professional association for Educational Psychologists in the UK. We represent and empower educational psychologists to help children and young people thrive.
The AEP is the trade union and professional association for Educational Psychologists in the UK. We represent and empower educational psychologists to help children and young people thrive.
Become a member
Explore our different membership options and join today.
How we support members
Employment & Workplace
The AEP supports members in employment; across local authorities, private services, social enterprises, self-employed EPs & during training.
Professional Support
The AEP offer a wealth of opportunities for professional development, learning & networking - including events for members such as conferences, training & webinars.
Resource Hub
Members can access a wide range of resources - from access to our journal EPiP (and many more), guidance papers on professional issues, examples of best practice and much more.
Latest News
SEND and Education Policy After the 2026 Elections
The May 2026 elections across the UK have reshaped the political landscape, particularly in Scotland and Wales, where there was significant electoral shifts and education policy has become tied to wider debates around child wellbeing, poverty and public services. While England’s elections do not directly produce a national education policy shift, they still demonstrate potential shifts in priority.
Discuss issues that matter to you: submit an AGM motion
This year's Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held in person on Thursday 12th November 2026 as part of the AEP Annual Conference, which is taking place at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, near Reading. The AGM is the ‘supreme decision-making body of the Association’ and is open to all AEP members to attend and member participation is vital to ensure the democratic running of the association.
Chancellor announces an increase in tax free mileage rates
The Government has today announced a series of measures aimed at helping families and businesses with rising costs linked to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
Can you help us influence policy and deliver real change for children and young people?
We are inviting proposals from experienced organisations to provide public affairs, parliamentary engagement and media support to our small, dedicated team.
This is an exciting opportunity to work at the heart of campaigns that matter, championing the EP profession, influencing policy across all four UK nations, and improving outcomes for children, young people and families.
