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   The conference will be organised into three phases:
 
-1. **Monday & Tuesday (14 & 15 July):** Tutorials & Workshops
+1. **Monday & Tuesday (14 & 15 July):** Tutorials Days
 2. **Wednesday – Friday (16 – 18 July):** Main Conference Days
 3. **Saturday & Sunday (19 & 20 July):** Sprint Days
 
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 <Accordion title="What will the programme include?" id="programme">
 
+
   Expect a diverse programme with around **20 hands-on tutorials & workshops**, **120 talks**, and interactive discussions and events.
 
-We aim to cover the many ways Python is used to solve problems and create exciting projects.
+We aim to cover the many ways Python is used to solve problems and create exciting projects. Below is a brief overview of the different session types:
+
+---
+    **Tutorials** are interactive, hands-on sessions lasting 180 minutes, focusing on learning by doing, often with live coding and exercises. Tutorials take place on **Tutorial Days**.
+
+    The rooms vary in size, with some accommodating up to 40 participants and others up to 100.
+
+    Attendees with an eligible ticket to attend tutorials can choose which session to attend on a **first-come, first-served** basis, with no specific signup required.
+
+---
+    **Workshops** are typically community-led, full-day sessions focused on practical skills. Workshops typically involve extensive group work,
+    with the guidance of the tutors to ensure effective learning and active participation.
+
+    Workshops usually take place on **Tutorial Days**, with 20-40 participants. Signup information can typically be found under ***Programme*** in the website menu.
+
+    Past highlights have included Django Girls, HumbleData, and Beginners Day, designed to engage people of all experience levels.
+
+---
+
+    **Summits** are unconference-style, topic-focused full-day gatherings for subject experts. These sessions focus on knowledge sharing
+    and exploration of key issues within specific fields.
+
+    Summits usually take place on **Tutorial Days**, with around 30 participants or fewer. Signup information can typically be found under ***Programme*** in the website menu.
+
+    Past highlights have included topics like C-API and WASM.
+
+---
+    **Talks** are conference presentations, each typically lasting 30 or 45 minutes. There are 6 parallel tracks, with around 120 talks in total,
+    covering a broad range of Python-related topics.
+
+    Many talks include a **Q&A session**, allowing attendees to engage with the speaker and dive deeper into the topic.
+
+    Talks take place on **Main Conference Days** in rooms that vary greatly in size, with capacities ranging from 150 to 1,000 attendees.
+
+---
+    **Keynotes** are inspiring talks from influential speakers in the Python community and beyond. Setting the tone for the conference,
+    each keynote typically lasts 45 minutes.
+
+    Keynotes take place in the **Plenary Room** on **Main Conference Days**. The room typically accommodates around 1000 attendees.
+
+
+---
+    **Panels** are Discussions featuring multiple domain experts sharing insights on a specific topic, often with audience Q&A.
+
+    Panels take place on **Main Conference Days** in one of the talk rooms, with capacities ranging from 150 to 1,000 attendees.
+
+    Past highlights have included topics like CPython, Education, Sustainability, and Community.
+
+---
+
+    **Posters** are a visual showcase of research, projects, or technologies, usually A0-sized and displayed on poster walls.
+
+    Posters are exhibited throughout the **Main Conference Days** in the exhibit hall, where attendees can read them at any time.
+    A dedicated one-hour poster session, usually held during lunch, allows authors to discuss their work with attendees.
+
+
+---
+
+
+  **Lightning Talks** are quick, 5-minute presentations where speakers share ideas, projects, or spark discussion, often in a fun and informal way.
+
+  Lightning Talks take place in the **Plenary Room** during the **Main Conference Days**, usually in the late afternoon. Signups happen on-site, with selection taking place daily.
+
+
+---
+
+  **Open Space** is a flexible, participant-driven session where attendees propose topics,
+  lead discussions & presentations, and collaborate on ideas in an informal setting.
+
+  A designated room will be available for for Open Space sessions throughout the **Main Conference Days**,
+  To sign up, attendees add their session to the **Open Space signup whiteboard**, which also serves as a notice board to attract interested attendees.
 
+
+---
+
+  **Sprints** are a two-day, participant-driven event where attendees come together to work on open-source projects, solve problems, and share knowledge.
+
+  Sprints take place over the **weekend**, often at a different venue. Any attendee can organise a sprint by adding it to the sprint page when it becomes available. Participants can join any sprint that interests them.
+
+  Each sprint typically accommodates around 20-40 participants.
+
+
+---
+
+  **Events** are social and networking activities organised by EuroPython volunteers to connect attendees, celebrate the community, and have fun. These can include special workshops, social events, dinners, meetups, and more.
+
+  Events take place throughout the conference and are listed under the ***Events*** section of the website.
+  Signup details for each event are usually available on its specific event page.
+
+---
 Curious about what to expect? Check out the [EP2024 programme](https://ep2024.europython.eu/schedule/) for inspiration.
 
+
 We are always keen to hear new ideas on how to enrich the programme and other activities you are interested in oraganising.
 Share your ideas with the programme team at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).