British Educational Suppliers Association Archives - Education Forum and Education Technology Forum

BESA welcomes DfE’s educational technology stance

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By: Stuart O'Brien

17th August 2018

The British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) says it will work with the Department for Education to deliver free software trials for schools and a series of best-practice regional ‘demonstrator’ roadshows…

BESA courts Vietnam with new event

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By: Stuart O'Brien

4th June 2018

The British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has launched BESS Vietnam – the British Educational Suppliers Show Vietnam – to give British suppliers the chance to enter the local education market.…

Learning by Questions joins BESA Launchpad community

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By: Stuart O'Brien

26th October 2017

Learning by Questions (LbQ), a teaching and learning programme conceived by EdTech pioneer Tony Cann CBE (Founder of Promethean) has this week become the latest company to join the Launchpad…

British education suppliers head to Mexico on trade mission

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By: Stuart O'Brien

12th October 2017

Nine British educational suppliers are going on a trade mission to Mexico, led by the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA), in collaboration with the Department for International Trade (DIT)’s Mexico…

BESA announces updated member Code of Practice

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By: Stuart O'Brien

17th September 2017

The British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has unveiled its updated Code of Practice, which offers assurance to schools that if they procure from its members, they are buying quality products and…

SEMINAR: The switch to evidence-based education

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By: Stuart O'Brien

7th August 2017

The Education Media Centre (EMC) is hosting a half day seminar looking at the switch to evidence-based education and its impact on schools, universities and their suppliers. The masterclass seminar is…

BESA confirmed as exclusive Industry Partner at the Education Forum

By: Stuart O'Brien

21st July 2017

The British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has been confirmed as the exclusive Industry Partner for the Education Forum, which takes place on November 20th & 21st at the Whittlebury Hall…

Teacher EdTech recommendations best, says BESA survey

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By: Stuart O'Brien

27th June 2017

A survey of ICT stakeholders by the National Education Research Panel (NERP) on behalf of the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has revealed widely differing technology requirements between primary and secondary schools,…

Connectivity is an issue in Britain’s primary schools, says BESA

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By: Stuart O'Brien

7th March 2017

A report from the trade association British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has shown that the number of primary schools in the UK that describe their internet access as ‘good’ has…