The National Educational Visits Conference 2026
An inspiring day of learning and development for all those responsible for educational visits in schools.
11 June 2026 | 09:30-16:30 | The British Library, London
EVOLVE Advice clients - follow the link on your EVOLVE site to secure your place at a special rate!
A must attend event for EVCs and school/curriculum leaders!
About the conference
When: 11 June 2026 - 09:30-16:30
Where: The British Library - Euston - London
Cost: Full price £145 +VAT @ 20%
EARLY BIRD OFFER £95 +VAT@20% from 1 October to 30 November.
£95 +VAT @ 20% for EVOLVE Advice clients - book via your EVOLVE site to claim your discount.
Certification: All attendees will receive a digital badge of attendance to show CPD compliance.
Why attend?
We know that the role of the EVC can be isolating. We’re working to raise the profile of this crucial role and provide the targeted support you need. The conference is designed with you in mind, be inspired by our speakers and leave with practical ideas that you can implement in school.
The day will be packed full of sessions aimed specifically at you and your role in managing educational visits. There’ll be plenty of time to chat with other EVCs as well as to meet with our sponsors and exhibitors - all carefully chosen to be directly relevant to you and your role.
Sessions are suitable for Heads/SLT, EVCs, Directors of Co-Curricular and visit leaders.
Our supporters
Thank you to our headline sponsor, PGL Beyond and all the sponsors and exhibitors who make this conference possible.
The last few sponsor opportunities are still available. Find out more.
Giving back
Did you know that the National Educational Visits Conference also funds grants to schools? Any surplus from the conference is given back to schools in the form of Get Out! Grants to support your trips and visits.
Meet our Host - Laura McInerney
Laura McInerney is an education journalist, former secondary teacher, and co-founder of Teacher Tapp, the daily survey app uncovering an accurate picture of teachers’ lives.
She started her career teaching in London comprehensives before being taken to court by Michael Gove for asking a difficult question about free schools. (She eventually won). Following this, Laura became a journalist, editing Schools Week and writing a column for the Guardian, before starting Teaching Tapp.
She is regularly heard on BBC radio shows, and has authored several books including Leading Academy Trusts with Sir David Carter.
Watch this space for details of our programme and speakers.
Something to say?
Talk to us about speaking at the conference. This is a learning and development conference - if you would like to share your experience in schools or to be part of our training team on the day, we’d love to hear from you - get in touch.
Official Media Partner - The EVC Magazine
The EVC Magazine is supporting the National Educational Visits Conference as official media partner. Learn more about the magazine and subscribe, here.