EFPTA Blog

We welcome blog submissions on any topic relevant to psychology education! Please contact us with your idea.

The predecessor of this blog was the EFPTA annual Newsletter from 2007 to 2022, and these contain a wealth of materials, including conference presentations and articles on all sorts of aspects of psychology education. Do take a look.

EFPTA 2025 Webinar: What Is the Value of Teaching Psychology in Schools?

Written by: Lenka Sokolová and Harriet Ennis

Lenka Sokolová and Harriet Ennis describe EFPTA's successful webinar held on 6th March 2025, entitled "What is the value of teaching psychology in schools?"

How the psychology teachers’ association and the psychologists’ association support me and my students in the UK

Written by: Lyndsey Hayes

Lyndsey Hayes writes about how membership of the Association for the Teaching of Psychology (ATP) and Chartered Membership of the British Psychological Society (BPS) has benefitted her and her students.

Psychology? It’s a Mickey Mouse subject…is it?

Written by: Julie Hulme

Professor Julie Hulme gives a summary of her keynote talk at the Association for the Teaching of Psychology Annual International Conference, University of Lincoln, July 2024. She considers how we assess the value of education and psychology education in particular.

Inaugural EFPTA Blog!

Written by: Harriet Ennis

Harriet Ennis is EFPTA's Blog Editor. In this inaugural blog post, Harriet writes about her experience of joining EFPTA as representative for England and Wales, and she looks forward to events, and finding out much more about psychology teaching all over Europe.