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ERA WINNERS


Education Resources Awards winners 2017 Announced T


his year’s Education Resources Awards winners were announced at a gala dinner


held at the National Conference Centre in Birmingham during the Education Show at the NEC on Friday 17 March 2017. The awards, hosted by comedian Zoe Lyons


celebrate and encourage the raising of educational services and product standards throughout the industry and are recognised throughout the sector as the Accolade of excellence. Organised by Brilliant Marketing Solutions and


the British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA), The ERAs are now in their 18th successful year and are firmly established as the premier annual event to celebrate outstanding success for the suppliers and teaching professionals of the education sector throughout the UK. This year’s 21 winners were chosen by a select


panel of education experts ranging from teachers, journalists and senior influencers and featured "start-up of the year" category for the first time. Catherine Jeffrey from TTS won the Lifetime Achievement for her significant contribution to the education sector.


Early Years Resource or Equipment - Non-ICT Bloomsbury Education - Reducing Educational Disadvantage


Early Years Resource or Equipment - Including ICT Busy Things - Busy Things


Primary Resource or Equipment - Non-ICT Association for Science Education - Why You'll Never Catch Smallpox


Primary Resource or Equipment - Curriculum learning resources including ICT LGfL TRUSTnet & ROAR Educate - CyberPass


Primary Resource or Equipment - Tools for leadership, management and assessment including ICT World Vision International - Literacy Boost Teacher Training Video Modules


Special Education Resource or Equipment - Non-ICT GL Assessment - SEN Assessment Toolkit


Special Education Resource or Equipment - Including ICT Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS) - Touch-type Read and Spell (TTRS) Online


Secondary Resource or Equipment - Non-ICT English and Media Centre - EMC Full Text Study Editions


Secondary Resource or Equipment - Including ICT Satchel - Show My Homework


Educational Book Award Crown House Publishing - The Opening Doors to Quality Writing series


Free Educational Resources Twig World & Imperial College London - Reach Out Reporter


General Classroom Resource Helix Trading - Maped Color Peps Gel Crayon


Leadership in Education Sarah Bailey OBE - Executive Head, Queensbridge Primary School, Hackney


Educational Establishment of the Year Northampton School for Boys, Northampton


24 www.education-today.co.uk


Education Exporter of the Year C.E.M. Durham University


Marketing Campaign of the Year RHS Campaign for School Gardening


Start-up of the Year Studytracks


Supplier of the Year - Less than £1 million annual turnover Axis Education


Supplier of the Year - £1 million to £10 million annual turnover Avantis Systems


Supplier of the Year - Over £10 million annual turnover Complete procurement service offered by ESPO


Outstanding Achievement Catherine Jeffrey - TTS Group


Sponsors and supporters include some of the


best-known names in the education industry including MapedHelix, The Rochester Bridge Trust and YPO - the UK’s largest publicly owned buying organisation, which is currently rewarding over a thousand schools across the UK, with a share of £2 million of YPO’s Share of Profits Loyalty Scheme. Supporters include The NAHT and nasen, and Media Partner is Education Today.


uThe next Education Resources Awards will be held at The National Conference Centre on Friday 16th March 2018. To find out more about the awards and for information about the entering process please contact Chris Milton chris@brilliantmarketingsolutions.net 01622 474011 or 0797 4752767


April 2017


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