FEATURE: BETT 2022 PREVIEW


Bett 2022 - discussing what matters most to the global education community in January


education so that all learners are able to fulfil their potential Comic actress and writer Sally Phillips will be


taking part in a fireside chat with Bett Advisory Board member Carol Allen to discuss SEND and inclusion in education, drawing on Sally’s experiences, parenting a SEND child. This will tie in with SEND Friday theme where the content sessions on the Friday of the show will be more heavily weighted to SEND aspect of the show’s ‘inclusion’ theme.


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ith Bett 2022 only weeks away, the world’s largest education tradeshow


has now confirmed its agenda and the first round of speakers and educators set to take the stage, in-person, at the show from 9-21 January.


Following the Covid-19 pandemic, the past few years have seen a lot of disruption and the accelerated adoption of technology. A number of speakers will be addressing the different ways that this will have impacted students or teachers, whilst looking forward to help ‘create the future’ of education, the overarching theme of Bett 2022.


Harnessing the power of partnerships to engage the whole education community Chair of Theirworld and Executive Chair of the Global Business Coalition Sarah Brown will be sharing how she is working to bring together the worlds of business, philanthropy, social media, and global campaigning to create sustainable change for young people today and future generations. Sarah is passionate about global education and healthcare as well as being best- selling author, podcast host and wife to the UN Special Envoy for Global Education former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Providing equal access to high quality


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Delivering a truly inclusive and representative curriculum Over 225 speakers will be attending the show to discuss a huge range of topics and ideas that are at the forefront of conversation at the moment, from BAMEed co-founder Allana Gay discussing how to encourage more BAME educators into the profession to Digital Enrichment Leader Martin Bailey, who has been encouraging students to ‘teach the teachers’ when it comes to social media and online platforms, especially with the huge jump in the adoption of technology.


For more inspiring sessions, check out the Bett 2022 agenda uhttps://uk.bettshow.com/agenda and the speaker line up https://uk.bettshow.com/speakers


Registration is open – join the education community on 19-21 January 2022 at the ExCeL London.


uhttps://uk.bettshow.com/visitor-registration November 2021


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