The HA Annual Conference will be held in Liverpool in 2025. This two-day conference on 9–10 May is a leading highlight of the history community's year. It brings together all those working in and who have an active interest in history and heritage. With top-level academics, pedagogical sessions and discussion panels, the conference is a vibrant mix of historical expertise and subject support.

The wide mix of keynote speakers and specialist workshops mean that it has an audience of primary and secondary teachers, those with a general interest in history and those working in heritage organisations or related work. It is the leading history and education conference available in the UK.

The conference runs several pathways that people can follow all the way through or choose to jump across the different strands. The call for papers is open for sessions in the pathways below:

• Primary (teachers of history from Early Years to Key Stage 2)
• Secondary (teachers of history from Key Stage 3 to Key Stage 5)
• Initial Teacher Education/ITE (mentors, teacher educators)

We would be delighted to receive a session proposal from anyone doing great work in history education.

Full details on presentation requirements, costs covered, etc. can be found in the guidance notes available to download below. Please read these fully before submitting, even if you have presented before.

The deadline for submitting all proposals is Monday 30 September 2024.