The phrase "a programme of speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a scheduled list of individuals who will be speaking at an event or conference.
Example: "The conference will feature a diverse programme of speakers, including industry leaders and experts."
Alternatives: "a lineup of speakers" or "a schedule of speakers".
My priority is creating an inspiring programme of speakers and doing that requires year-round networking.
With a programme of thought-provoking speakers and an audience packed with social-media savvy attendees, it's little wonder our 'Using social media to enhance student experience' seminar generated so much discussion on Twitter.
In Belfast, there will be a programme of all-women talks called Amongst Women, featuring speakers including Shami Chakrabati, director of Liberty, novelist Kamila Shamsie, and writer and presenter Sandi Toksvig.
In the case of TVYP, the organisation buses a hundred or so schoolchildren to Edinburgh where they take part in a programme of activities that runs parallel to the main festival and involves many of the same speakers.
Other key findings by the Ofsted inspectors include: External speakers, such as those who speak to students as part of a programme of Islamic-themed assemblies, are not vetted and pupils not taught how to use the internet safely.
A draft copy of the report said: "The school has allowed an external speaker, with known extremist views, to speak to students as part of a programme of Islamic-themed assemblies".
Speakers will include Simon McBurney, founder of Théâtre de Complicité, and the neuroscientist Sir Colin Blakemore in a programme of events curated by Fringe performer Brian Lobel.
The course boasts a healthily diverse programme of visiting speakers from charities and campaigns, including recently a Faslane protestor.
CND's visit, arranged by geography teacher Emma Taylor, is part of an enrichment programme of talks from external speakers, but voluntary sector organisations, along with the United Nations, believe peace education should be more than an extra in British schools, or a one-off assembly like this one.
A panel of speakers gave stakeholders' perspectives.
