Registration and Fees

PLEASE NOTE: This year’s Bone School will operate an application system for delegates.  When you have been notified that you have a place at the School you will be able to complete your registration and pay for your place along with your accommodation.  The registration form will open after 30 November 2024. 

Fee includes:

  • Lunch and tea/coffee breaks on all 3 days of course
  • Attendance at all sessions and workshops
  • Tuesday evening Welcome dinner
  • Group dinners on Wednesday 28 and Thursday 29 May 
  • Printed school programme book
  • Access to all course materials on line

To download the Eligibility Form for the discounted rate please click here

Cancellation
If cancelled on or before 28 February 2024 – 100% of the registration fee is refundable.

If cancelled from 1 March to 31 March 2024 – 70% of the registration fee is refundable.

No refunds are payable from 1 April 2024 onwards

Registration Form

(this will open on 30 November 2024 for those who have been notified that they have been allocated a place at the school)

To register in-person:

To register on behalf of someone else:

Social Programme

Tuesday 27 May          

Delegates can join us for our Welcome buffet dinner depending on when they arrive or of course they may wish to visit nearby Annecy and have dinner there at their leisure.

Wednesday 28 May 
Group dinner at Les Pensieres included in the registration fee.

Thursday 29 May 
We will have a Group dinner at an nearby venue.  We will travel together into Annecy town for dinner.  This is also included in the registration fee.

Course refreshments

All coffee breaks and lunches as detailed in the programme during the three day course will be included in your registration fee.  The menus and style of lunches will change each day, but we have programmed an hour for lunch breaks on Wednesday and Thursday and on the final day we will run a buffet so that the lunch is flexible for delegates to have some food before their onward journey.

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