ALT This is a graphic, that includes the words: TASS Conference 25 1-2 July, Leeds Beckett University Keynote Transferring Excellence: Lessons from Elite Sport to Healthcare and back again Peter Brown - Assistant Director of Workforce and Organisational Development, Aneurin Bevan University Health Board, NHS Wales

ALT This is a graphic, that includes the words: TASS Conference 25 1-2 July, Leeds Beckett University S&C Keynote: From Rock Bottom to Champions: The Power of Disciplined Thinking in Building High Performance Systems Cillian Reardon, Head of Performance, Gloucester Rugby Logos included are TASS, The National Lottery and Sport England

ALT This is a graphic, that includes the words: TASS Conference 25 1-2 July, Leeds Beckett University Keynote Speaker How to Outthink the Opposition (and yourself!) Kirk Vallis Innovation and creativity expert, and global head of creativity capabilities at Google Logos included are TASS, The National Lottery and Sport England

ALT Incidental image of TASS athlete warming up

ALT This graphic includes a photo of Phil Glasgow TASS Conference 24 1st-2nd July 2025 Keynote speaker - From Endurance to Excellence, Developing and Thriving as a High Performance Sports practitioner Phil Glasgow High Performance Sport and Business Consultant

ALT TASS Conference 25 1st-2nd July Leeds Beckett University Keynote Speaker - Chris Marshall Sport and Performance Psychologist Generational Diversity: Helpful or unhelpful? Key principles for working brilliantly with young people.

ALT This is a template announcing a speaker at the TASS Conference 25. There's a photo of Mhairi Keil and the title of her presentation 'Balancing the Scales: A Multidisciplinary Approach to Power-to-Weight' Optimisation in Sport' Mhairi Keil, Senior Performance Nutritionist, UKSI, GB Modern Pentathlon.

ALT An image of a young teenager, on a skateboard, atop a metal bar. The words say 'Jowan Joyce-Richards', TASS Athlete of the Month, May. There's a TASS logo too.

ALT the heading is: Exploring elite female athletes experiences of talent development environments to improve the athlete transition. There are two athletes, one is saying 'I think if I hadn't got on TASS, I wouldn't have the growth and development within my sport that i've currently got. it has given me an insight into what life will be like on a world class programme because of the level of commitment i have with tass'. The other is in a wheelchair saying 'I never felt understood as an athlete. I always felt like I was pushed to the side and it wasn't really until I started on TASS where I actually felt like i was good enough and i was a part of the sport'. Arrows of the fence in the image suggest the athletes are moving from the TASS development environment to World class performance. Logos underneath this are University of Staffordshire and TASS

ALT Two hands rub together with chalk - an athlete preparing to lift

ALT Image shows a young female athlete wearing a blue judo outfit (keikogi or dogi). She has a look of concentration, as if she's carefully considering her next move.

ALT A young athlete looks at the camera Wearing a tri-suit he looks pleased.