EP Special Interest Group: Youth Justice

This virtual network aims to bring together Educational Psychologists with an interest in youth justice - to connect, share practice, discuss developments in the field, explore research, and identify opportunities for collaborative projects and professional learning. The group will provide a supportive space for networking, peer support, and the exchange of ideas and resources, with virtual meetings taking place on a termly or six-monthly basis, depending on levels of interest a

On Thursday, GCSE exam results were published across England, Wales and Northern Ireland. This follows the release of A level and AS level results last week. AEP General Secretary, Donna Wiggett commented: “Congratulations to all those young people receiving exam results. EPs work with young people every day and recognise the hard work, commitment and resilience needed to complete these exams. We also acknowledge the dedication of teachers and the wider education workforce who have supported young people throughout their education.”

We are pleased to confirm that in July 2026, following consultation with members, the Soulbury Committee reached an agreement on a pay award for 2026. The updated pay circular has now been published by the Local Government Association, confirming updated pay scales with effect from 1 September 2026.

Would you like to help to shape the AEP's work and make a real difference for the profession and the communities we serve? Nominations are invited to elect positions on the AEP's National Executive Committee. Find our more about what the NEC does - and this opportunity to contribute to the association and the profession.