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THE EDUCATION SHOW 2019


The Education Show 2019: Who’s who of new exhibitors


T


he Education Show is fast approaching, taking place on Thursday 24th–Friday


25th January at London’s ExCeL centre, alongside sister show, Bett. The show will bring together school business managers and leaders, offering fresh insight into how to make a success of schools and colleges. With new outlooks on school management, policy, best practice and resources, the show will be the one-stop shop for maximising achievement and learning.


While sister show Bett will be all about edtech, the Education Show will be the place for all other school equipment. But with both events sharing the ExCeL, teachers and school leaders can save time on purchasing essential supplies under one roof. Here’s a highlight of some of the new exhibitors this year, indicating the huge range of school suppliers and management solutions at the show:


Bedrock Learning offers an online


programme focusing on vocabulary acquisition and reading. Their digital curriculum helps students from KS2 to KS4 acquire the academic vocabulary required for success at school. As well as exhibiting at Bett, they will also be discussing


closing the language gap at the Pedagogy in Practice Theatre on Thursday 24th January at 11:50. Another new addition this year comes in the


form of Challenger Team Building. The team building experts, delivering sessions for the whole school: from pupils to teachers and school leadership. Team building sessions take place at schools, rather than as part of an away-day, making them more cost effective. ErgoErgo presents a new and innovative


seating concept for learners, helping improve posture and concentration in class. Their dynamic and active seating encourages upright posture encouraging micro-movements, improving blood and oxygen supply to the brain. Their seating solution offers a new way to support students struggling with focus in class. For the first time, Governors for Schools will


be exhibiting at the Education Show this year. Their mission is to improve educational standards through effective and committed governance in schools in England. Governors for Schools runs a free recruitment service that places highly competent leaders in schools. Just Enough Group will be presenting their


work with young people on slavery, human trafficking, hate crime, radicalisation, knife crime


and inclusion. Their awareness-raising courses are designed for children as young as eight, through a combination of interactive games and projects to be carried out in schools. Founded by former teacher and academic Nikki


Gamble, Just Imagine will showcase their literacy programmes, training and consultancy services. Their Reading Gladiators programme encourages primary school children to develop a love for reading for pleasure, through activities that combine collaboration, teamwork and reflection. Money Advice Service joins the Education


Show this year to present its financial education services. Schools and colleges are key to equipping young people with skills and knowledge to succeed in life – financial education is part of this. But only 40% of children and young people say they receive this type of education at school. The Money Advice Service works to help leaders incorporate financial education into the curriculum all across the UK. Movema is a community dance company,


recognised for its acclaimed ‘World in a Box’ resource designed to improve health and wellbeing, as well as cross-cultural awareness, through dance. Their resource promotes understanding and tolerance, and can be applied across the curriculum.


34 www.education-today.co.uk


January 2019


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