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Bett 2017
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The only secondary-specific guide to the
exhibitors, CPD and attractions of Bett 2017
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INTRODUCTION
Show organiser
Debbie French
welcomes us to Bett
Bett 201
2017, which takes
place from January
25 to 28, and
provides an outline
of what January’s
show has in store to
inspire and stimulate
I
t is incredible to consider how
few years ago it was that we
had virtually no technology
in schools. Today it quite simply
touches everything we do.
Whether the activity is
about learning, administration,
assessment, record-keeping,
reporting or planning, technology
will undoubtedly be a part of it –
and when used effectively, it will
improve it.
And it is that “improvement” that
is the foundation of Bett. You and
your colleagues come to Bett to
experience the latest game-changers new products and services. Visitors
in education. I use the term “game- are therefore often the first ones to
REASON NO. 1
changer” because I believe that have sight of these new resources.
is exactly what Bett has become. Furthermore, what is unique
Each year we receive feedback about Bett exhibitors is that they
from visitors who have come to the use the show to engage with their
show and have found insight and audience. They recognise that
to offer on-screen assessments the motivation to change the way
they teach – to try different ideas
product sales information is freely
available online, but that what it
and new techniques. is not possible to get online is the
We work closely with the in-depth discussion, personalised
Department for Education (DfE), advice and consultation.
The technology provides government agencies, subject Bett provides this time for
associations, awarding bodies, companies to understand each
examinations that are reliable other influencers and of course visitor’s unique requirements in
teachers to ensure that Bett evolves greater detail and provide tailored
and measurable. in line with the changing needs of advice and ideas.
the sector. Whatever new policy, Whether it is having the
initiative or guidelines educators are time to gather advice from the
faced with, Bett will undoubtedly supplier themselves or whether it
have a variety of solutions to is meeting other teachers on the
support the change. show floor to share experiences,
Our team is very aware that for the exhibitor stands have become
most teaching professionals, taking a forum for discussions on many
a day out to attend an exhibition different areas of learning.
is a difficult decision to justify. So For the exhibitors, it is not about
To learn more, meet the IB why do so many educators visit
Bett every year? I would argue that
the quantity of business leads
generated, but the quality of the
the main reason is the fact that Bett conversations they have. The most
at Stand B468 or visit hasn’t actually been an “exhibition”
for many years.
common conversations at Bett are
an exchange of thought, not sales
www.ibo.org/bett-show Traditional exhibitions are
defined as a public display of
– which is an unique aspiration for
a trade show.
products: a place where companies Another major part of Bett is
grab the attention of passing visitors its shift to becoming a place to be
to fulfil their lead-generation quota. inspired by sector evangelists. At
Bett couldn’t be more different. the show, visitors can acquire high-
More than 600 companies are quality CPD free of charge.
present at Bett with many using Throughout Bett, the Learn Live
their time at the show to launch Arenas, the Bett Arena and the
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INTRODUCTION
17: Learning conversations
Bett Show top tips
• Unless you spend all week at Bett, it is unlikely that you
will get to see all the CPD sessions and exhibitors, so we
recommend that you use the Bett Show website, including
its criteria-based search engine, to pre-plan your visit. Visit
www.bettshow.com
• Register for the show in advance on the Bett Show website.
This means you can walk straight in on arrival.
• Post-show planning is just as important as pre-show planning
– gather information and take the time to reflect with your
colleagues on what you saw at the show.
• Make the most of the BESA Information Point (stand B138)
– it is there to help you get the most from your visit and the
BESA staff can point you in the direction of the suppliers
addressing your areas of interest.
• Reserve a free seat for your chosen seminars in advance of
Image: Jack Terry Photography
the show through the website.
• Take advantage of the networking opportunities that the
show provides – share ideas and source advice from peers.
• Last but not least, wear comfortable shoes!
show is Bett Futures, back for a criteria search engine to select the
third year to showcase the latest exhibitors that they want to meet
School Leaders Summit all offer STEAM Village will be presenting edtech start-ups and innovative with. Pre-planning your day or days
free CPD delivered by outstanding the latest initiatives and approaches smaller companies. This year we at Bett will ensure that you invest
and influential speakers. that are shaping education in also have the Bett Futures seminar your time well.
The popular practitioner-led the STEAM subjects – science, theatre hosting sessions designed to
Learn Live sessions run across all technology, engineering, the arts provoke debate and give practical • Debbie French is the show
four days of Bett and are designed and mathematics. ideas (see pages 12 and 13). organiser for Bett 2017.
for primary, secondary and SEND Key themes for 2017 include While Bett and its seminar
educators among others (some “why STEAM as opposed to programme are free of charge, I do Further information
of the secondary sessions are STEM?”, “integrating a STEAM recommend that you pre-register You can register for your free entry
previewed on pages 20 to 24). approach into your everyday online to save time on arrival. Also, to Bett 2017, which takes place
Whether you are struggling to practice”, and “bridging the gap be sure to book yourself onto your from January 25 to 28, and reserve
engage your students in the new between education and industry”. seminar sessions as these fill up places at any of the seminars
maths curriculum, you haven’t Another popular area of the quickly. Many visitors also use our online. Visit www.bettshow.com
had much success rolling out
mobile devices across your school, Bett Show facts and figures
or you want to get parents more
engaged in their child’s learning, • The first ever Bett show was held in 1985 as the “Hi Technology and Computers in Education
Bett’s CPD programme will Exhibition” at the Barbican Centre, London. Bett 2017 will be the 33rd show.
offer something to help solve the • A total of 34,676 people attended Bett in 2016, coming from 128 countries.
challenges you are facing. • Almost 600 companies who market to schools, colleges and education establishments will
Elsewhere, the STEAM Village
was new to Bett 2016 and will be
exhibit at the show in 2017.
back again in 2017 (see pages 8, 9 • The BBC has attended and filmed at every Bett since 2006.
and 28). Through a series of panel • The show floor space at ExCeL London equals that of 13 Olympic-sized swimming pools.
discussions and live demos, the
Contents: Bett Guide 2017
Introductions • The Bett Awards 2017: Pages 14 • Careers connections Page 23
• Introduction to Bett 2017 Pages 2 & 3 • Bett 2017 floorplan Pages 16 & 17 • Behaviour trends Page 24
• State of the ICT nation Pages 4 & 5 • Selected exhibitor listings Pages 15 & 18 • Parental engagement Page 24
Cover image: Adobe Stock
• Sponsor’s message Page 6
Learn Live CPD previews My Bett: Themed show guides
Bett highlights and advice • Thinking skills Page 20 • Assessment Page 26
• Bett Arena & other features:Pages 8 & 9 • Adventurous ICT Page 21 • SEND Page 27
• Bett survival advice: Page 10 • Insights into Finland Page 21 • STEM Page 28
• Bett Futures Zone Pages 12 & 13 • Social media Page 22 • School leadership Page 30
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STATE OF THE NATION
When times are tight…
forecast a more than six per cent decline. This better than in 2014, when
As Bett 2017 approaches, comes after a period of substantial growth in 60 per cent of primary
schools continue to face terms of ICT spending. school teachers needed
During times of uncertainty, the natural training, a majority
financial constraints and tight reaction is to rein in expenditure and batten
down the hatches. But the schools that will
– 51 per cent –
still do today. In
budgets. Patrick Hayes flourish during the coming period of belt- secondary schools
tightening are those that innovate instead, the situation is
from the British Educational finding new ways of using edtech in the better, but
classroom that is more cost-effective, and 36 per cent of
Suppliers Association gives us finding ways to make better use of the all secondary
technology that is already there. school
his ‘state of the ICT nation’ Elsewhere, one of the positive things that teachers are
T
has emerged from BESA’s recently published still deemed to
he past year has seen a huge amount of annual ICT in Schools report is the finding be in need of
change in the UK, from the Brexit vote to that the poor broadband connectivity that has training.
a new prime minister. blighted schools is set to improve. An emerging
As ever, there have been equally turbulent While only 44 per cent of primary schools area of training
times in education, with new curricula, new say they are currently well-resourced with need is around
exams, a changing assessment landscape and broadband, this is set to rise by 18 percentage e-safety. On
more – all while the real-terms cuts to frontline points in 2017. In secondary schools, average, around
education budgets have also started to bite. penetration is now edging ever-closer to 100 per half of the teachers
It is no surprise then that the “barometers” cent. No longer is it the case in many schools in the research say they
that we at the British Educational Suppliers that the ideal piece of tech cannot be used need help in this area – extrapolated, this
Association (BESA) undertake to show because the infrastructure isn’t up to scratch. could amount to more than 250,000 teachers
projected headteacher spending are now Training remains a major issue, however. We nationwide.
displaying some of the most concerning findings are all aware of the transformative potential of Indeed, when schools are asked what
since the recession. using edtech in assessment, for example. But their biggest IT challenge is over the next 12
Primary school headteachers say they forecast if teachers don’t know how to use assessment months, training teachers in using ICT comes
a three per cent decline in IT expenditure, and solutions, then no change in attainment will top, even ahead of securing funds (in second
the picture is worse in secondary schools, which result. And while the situation is certainly place). So when engaging with suppliers at
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STATE OF THE NATION
Bett, do ensure that you ask about how your classroom, it is paramount that it is having the Spent wisely, this could have a big impact
staff can get fully trained and versed in using transformational impact that it has the potential that could boost both pupils’ attainment at
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the products on show. to deliver. school and their future career prospects.
Sourcing effective digital content comes
third in the list of schools’
priorities. Our members
at BESA are aware
IT budgets remain substantial – around
of this challenge
and have been
£60,000 for an average secondary school.
doing a lot of
work looking Spent wisely, this could have a big impact that
at how to
measure could boost both pupils’ attainment at school
’
the impact
of digital
content.
and their future career prospects
When
exploring When walking through the halls at Bett this The world’s leading education show, Bett
the myriad year, do ensure you speak to your existing is at the cutting-edge of developments in the
of options suppliers about the training they provide to field. Spending a day or two engaging in the
during ensure teachers in your school make full use of many free CPD sessions, the on-stand talks and
the Bett the edtech you currently have. training, talking to peers from other schools that
Show, Do also take a look at the Bett Futures Zone, are facing the same challenges as you, as well
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look for which is packed full of innovative new suppliers as the many suppliers at the show will almost
companies – many run by former teachers – who are certainly pay dividends for your school.
that display developing new ways of using tech to help drive At a time when schools are tightening their
the BESA up educational standards. belts, the solution is to innovate, and there is no
logo, and This year, Bett Futures is bigger than ever better place to gain inspiration for innovative
they will, I’m sure, and you might just find among the stalls some edtech practices than at Bett 2017.
happily discuss this with you. solutions to challenges that your school is
Our research shows that there has been a facing. I can guarantee that you will also find it • Patrick Hayes is the director of the British
steady increase in the amount of time pupils an exhilarating experience (see pages 12 and 13 Educational Suppliers Association (BESA). Visit
spend exposed to edtech in the classroom. In for more on this zone). www.besa.org.uk
primary schools, this now stands at 54 per cent Despite the cutbacks, our research shows that
of the time in an average week. In secondary IT budgets remain substantial – around £60,000 Further information
schools, it is 56 per cent. for an average secondary school and £14,000 BESA will be operating the Bett Show 2017
Given the centrality of edtech in the for an average primary. Information Point on stand B138.
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COMMENTARY
Assessment and technology
Technology is allowing us
to ensure that assessment
in education is relevant
to today’s world. Adrian
Kearney from the
International Baccalaureate
explains how
G
lobally, students have unlimited access
to information and entertainment, via
the latest apps and gadgets, throughout
their education and in their free time. Technology
and connectivity are having a dramatic impact
on schools, and revolutionising good practice for
teaching and learning.
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It is now unusual for schools not to provide
students with access to a range of devices, and
progressive schools are developing innovative
ways to integrate technology in many aspects of
day-to-day teaching – from online collaboration
with peers or subject matter experts in other
locations, to better involving parents in their
children’s learning.
Modern technology also offers educators a which offer students little opportunity to exhibit Engaged: Students taking part in a
variety of new tools, processes and resources, the depth of their learning in context, their presentation in the Bett Arena during
which can be used inside and outside of the creative and critical-thinking, or the breadth of last year’s show
classroom, to allow teachers to track and assess their imaginations.
their students’ performance throughout the These one-dimensional assessments only test of content more easily accessible to students:
academic year. students on a narrow range of skills, and reveal digital design makes it possible for students to
It seems surprising, therefore, that technology very little about what today’s technology-savvy engage with images, visual texts, videos and
has not been integrated to the same extent in students know, and are able to do. animations; on-screen tools support candidates
educational assessment processes – particularly It is important that educational assessments working in a language that may not be their
in the UK’s GCSE and A level examinations. should measure applied and contextual first or best language; and adaptive technologies
More often than not, examination boards knowledge – not just what has been learned by ensure that the examinations are accessible to
utilise a bank of questions that are either rote – to significantly increase the relevance of students with special needs.
multiple-choice or “fill in the blank” style, test results. As the education sector continues to catch
Students themselves, teachers, higher up with the rapid pace of technological
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education establishments and future employers advancements seen at home and in the
alike benefit from understanding not only what workplace, examination boards must work
It is important students know on a given examination date,
but also their aptitude and ways of learning and
together to understand and develop assessment
models that measure what, we predict, will
working, as learners, and as citizens of local, matter in tomorrow’s world.
that educational national and global communities. We are only now beginning to unleash
Taking the initiative to lead the change in the power of technology to promote more
assessments should assessment, the International Baccalaureate has meaningful assessment and better learning, but it
launched a new electronic model for assessing is a really exciting place to start.
measure applied and students’ achievements in its Middle Years
Programme (MYP), which includes a new • Adrian Kearney is director of IB World
on-screen examination process.
contextual knowledge The new eAssessment model is taken by
Schools, International Baccalaureate.
16-year-olds upon completion of the MYP Further information
– not just what has and pushes students to go beyond the rote • At Bett 2017, representatives from the IB
memorisation of content; just 25 per cent of the will be demonstrating its new innovative
been learned by assessment is based explicitly on knowledge
and understanding – the rest focuses on inquiry,
on-screen examinations which offer a media-
rich immersive assessment experience
rote – to significantly communication and critical-thinking skills.
Technology facilitates every step of the
for the authentic assessment of skills and
knowledge. The session takes place at 3:45pm
MYP eAssessment delivery, providing on Wednesday, January 25, in the Learn Live
increase the relevance examinations that are valid and reliable, Secondary Arena.
’
manageable and measurable. • For more on the IB, visit www.ibo.org/uk
of test results The greatest impact of the technology, or at Bett come and speak to the team on
however, is its impact on making a broader range stand B468.
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REASON NO. 2
to offer on-screen assessments
Students and teachers benefit from understanding not only
what the students know on a given examination date but
their aptitude and ways of learning.
To learn more, meet the IB at Stand B468
or visit www.ibo.org/bett-show
BETT HIGHLIGHTS
Headliners at Bett
Bett is defined by a number of key features throughout Headline speakers: There was often
standing room only in the Bett Arena
its four days – from the headline presentations of the during the 2016 show – the feature is
expected to be a popular attraction
Bett Arena to the STEAM Village, Learn Live CPD and Bett once again in 2017
Futures Zone. We look at these key features for 2017 a serious career? What can be done to build
stronger links with the education sector? A
panel of leading women from the creative
The Bett Arena – classrooms, schools, districts and even sector will gather to discuss the issues they
The 2017 Bett Arena will host educators countries. HundrED, a collaborative, global face and to explore potential solutions.
from across the globe, who will present on project aims to determine how the next 100
the show’s centre stage across all four days. years of education should look to make it David Faulkner, founder at Education
The arena aims to offer visitors a mix of relevant, exciting and fit for the needs of an Changemakers (5:30pm to 6:15pm): Six
practical advice and educational inspiration. increasingly globalised world. At its heart, start-ups from the Bett Futures Zone 2017
Below we preview some of the speakers who the project empowers teachers to share cohort face some of the greatest names in
will be taking to the stage and the topics they their innovations and helps them to spread education and technology. Which of them
will be discussing. to schools across the world. Over the past will survive the encounter and which one will
several months, HundrED has been searching receive, based on the audience vote, the title
Wednesday, January 25 for exciting, inspiring innovations that are of Bett 2017’s “One to Watch”?
Maarit Rossi and Kazaya Takahashi already changing the face of education
(2:30pm to 3:15pm): What does it take to globally. In this session, they will explore Thursday, January 26
become a world-class teacher? These two why it is that changes struggle to spread, Ed Stafford, explorer at Discovery
Global Teacher Prize 2016 top 10 finalists and share insights on how to embed new (11:30am to 12:15pm): Renowned
will be discussing what, in their view, makes practices and approaches successfully. To do adventurer, explorer and broadcaster, Ed
a world-class teacher. this, Saku will give examples and announce Stafford, shares his view on why the spirit of
HundrEd’s first 10 worldwide innovations. exploring is so important in today’s world.
Saku Tuominen, founder of HundrED,
and Kate Robinson, editor in chief at Karen Blackett, chair at Mediacom, Professor Stephen Heppell, CEO at
HundrED (3:30pm to 4pm): The world and Elspeth Finch, founder at Indigo& heppell.net (1:30pm to 2:15pm): Don’t
is changing faster than ever. Education is (4:30pm to 5:15pm): The creative industries sweat the orders from above, renowned
struggling to keep up. In many areas, the have become a global powerhouse, one that educationalist Stephen Heppell shares
field is in need of massive change, but increasingly requires STEAM talent. How stories of some transformational bottom-
implementing new methods and innovations can the sector achieve gender parity and up projects making an impact in today’s
is difficult as the sector operates in silos remove the reputation that it does not offer educational landscape.
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BETT HIGHLIGHTS
Images: Jack Terry Photography
Ger Graus, education director at Kidzania Sir Ken Robinson (4:30pm to 5:15pm): techniques that educators can take away
(3:30pm to 4:15pm): Facts, thoughts and Entitled, Creative schools: The grassroots and implement in their own classrooms.
aspirations about a careers curriculum fit for revolution that’s transforming education, Sir The sessions will take place across the
the 21st century and its children. Ken’s keynote is sure to inspire teachers, four days of Bett under five themes in five
parents and policy-makers alike to rethink different arenas – primary, secondary, higher
Sir Tony Robinson, actor and TV presenter the real value and purpose of education. After education, SEND, and further education and
at Discovery (5:30pm to 6:15pm): Actor, all, as Sir Ken pointed out at Bett 2015, “our skills. Previews of a handful of secondary
historian and “national treasure”, Sir Tony job is not to teach the national curriculum, Learn Live sessions can be found on pages
will explain why he believes learning needs it’s to teach our children”. 20 to 24 and some SEND sessions are listed
to be brought to life to be most effective. He on page 27.
will also share insights into his work with Saturday, January 28
Discovery in the education arena. Professor Stephen Heppell, CEO at School Leaders Summit
heppell.net (10:30am to 11:15am): The School Leaders Summit also returns to
Friday, January 27 Education policy changes are announced so Bett for 2017, with the leadership sessions
Eric Sheninger, senior fellow at the frequently that progress should be meteoric, now broken into two streams. Stream 1
International Center for Leadership surely? But it isn’t, is it? If technology is will focus on challenges, innovation and
in Education in New York (10:30am to to keep on making learning better, in the the future of education, probing some
11:15pm): Awe is a huge component of way we have seen throughout the life of of the biggest challenges facing senior
life – it’s hardwired in our brains. When Bett, then it needs to be happening from the school leaders today. Stream 2 will address
we experience the sensation of awe, we are bottom up. Luckily, there is much that can be the practical and business challenges of
consumed by wonder, relevancy, emotion, done in families, by parents and guardians, leadership in education, making it especially
engagement, inspiration, and real-world and children, to bring learning alive. This relevant for school business managers and
connections. Awe is a driving force for talk explores what is possible and what is other members of the senior leadership team.
learning that will not just benefit our students happening today. For full details, including selected seminar
now, but also well into their future. However, listings, see page 30.
the traditional views and functions of school Zach Shelby, CEO at micro:bit foundation
deprive many students from experiencing (2:30pm to 3:15pm): Zach will talk about STEAM Village
the joy and power of awe as a catalyst for micro:bit a year since its launch to one Following its success in 2016, the STEAM
meaningful learning. During this keynote, million young people in the UK, where the (science, technology, engineering, art and
Eric will share innovative, research-based diminutive device has had an impressive mathematics) Village will play host to a
practices that you can implement to bring impact. Now, it is being launched around the number of companies and other organisations
back a sense of awe to learning. globe and Zach will share his vision for the supporting learning in the STEAM subjects.
future of micro:bit. It will also host a range of presentations and
Heston Blumenthal, celebrity chef demonstrations. For more information on this
(1:30pm to 2:15pm): Heston’s session Learn Live CPD popular Bett feature as well as listings for
is intriguingly entitled: Is the answer to The Learn Live CPD seminars at Bett are some of the range of STEM exhibitors to be
question everything? Creativity offers us practitioner-led lectures and workshops found at Bett, see page 28.
the opportunity to explore and discover. addressing a range of issues from classroom
Children – and teachers – should not be advice to whole-school challenges. Further information
afraid to ask questions or to fail. If you With leading speakers from across all For full listings of presentations and seminars
question nothing you lose the essence of walks of the education sector, these sessions at Bett 2017, visit www.bettshow.com/
what it is to be human. are designed to provide practical ideas and content/bett-seminar-agenda
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SHOW ADVICE
Attending Bett can be an
exhausting experience given
the size and scale of the
Bett survival guide
show. We ask some seasoned
Bett exhibitors to offer their
advice on how you can make
the most of your time there
F
or those of you who haven’t been to
Bett before, it is important to take on
board as much advice as possible in
order to make the most from your time at the
show. As such, we have asked a number of
seasoned Bett-goers for their top tips.
Austin Booth (Flex Assessment)
• Plan your visit. Bett is huge, so it is vital
that you plan who you want to see – not
just the speakers on the various stages but
also companies that are offering products
and services you are interested in!
• Work out what you want to ask. You will
have one or one or two things you want
to find out about. Research different
Image: Jack Terry Photography
companies and find out how they differ,
then plan what questions you can ask.
• Be open to ideas. You will be able to learn
about concepts and ideas that you might
not be aware of. Often these ideas can
come from the new start-up companies that
are exhibiting. Be prepared to look around.
• Look for networking opportunities:
introduce yourself to people around you in Bett all day, but your pedometer will give and visit with a definite plan of action
the seminars and coffee bars. you a glow of pride and a reason to tuck in mind.
• Wear comfortable shoes – you’ll do a lot into a large slice of cake and hot chocolate. • Preparation, preparation, preparation: there
of walking! • Do chat to other people at the phone is so much to see and do that it is easy to
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charging point if you go there – it’s where miss lots of things that you would have
people are forced to lift their heads from liked to have seen. It is essential to plan,
technology as they have run out of battery, plan and plan again. The Bett website
If you simply so have a retro return to the 90s and have a and magazines will help with this. And
little chat with someone – you never know if you’re travelling to London, it is even
amble around, who you might meet. more important that you organise your day
• Use the Bett app to line up all the events in advance. Most visitors underestimate the
picking up brochure and seminars you want to attend; it is
really handy to track where you are
scale of the event held at ExCeL London
and fail to maximise their time there as
meant to be. a result.
after brochure and • I’m from the North, so I am bold as brass • Tap the app: remember to download the
and say “hello” to people in the queues Bett app. It allows you to plan routes and
don’t ask exhibitors (and there are queues) for the coffee shops will save you valuable time needlessly
in the entrance area. I know it’s not quite roaming the venue trying to find a stand.
questions, you won’t the done thing sometimes, however I think • Get involved: if you simply amble around,
life is about the interactions we have, picking up brochure after brochure and
get any real value so the more the merrier. Queues could don’t ask exhibitors questions, you won’t
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generally be much more interesting if we get any real value out of the show. Engage
have a chat while we’re in them about with the people on the stands. If you spot
out of the show what we are there for, whether it something of interest, you can ask an
is a cappuccino or a solution for homework exhibitor to email you a brochure or quote
– who knows what a brave conversation after the show. You’ll be surprised how
Dinah Turner (Stepping into Business) may unearth. much literature you can accumulate in a
• Wear something comfortable with layers, single day.
so when it is freezing outside you are fine, Simon Smith (Capita SIMS) • Remember your comfy shoes: sensible
and when you are boiling in a packed • Why are you visiting Bett? To make the shoes are an absolute must. Bring water
seminar session you won’t feel too most of the show, before you visit, think and a packed lunch with you to avoid
much like a leftover Christmas pudding about your school’s development priorities. queuing for lunch too. And if it is not too
being steamed! Then check out the Bett website to see cold, leave the heavy winter coat at home
• Comfortable shoes – and your app for which exhibitors can provide you with as you will waste precious time at the
recording your steps! Your feet will tell the technology that matches your school’s start and end of your day in the queue for
you that you have been running around requirements. This way you can save time the cloakroom.
10 SecEdOrganised by:
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A SecEd & Headteacher Update conference
3 March 2017 The Gallery, The NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT
One-day programme
9:00-9:25 Registration, refreshments and exhibition viewing 1.00-2.00 Lunch and exhibition viewing
9:25-9:30 Welcome & introduction
Pete Henshaw, editor SecEd & Headteacher Update
2.00-2.50 WORKSHOP SESSION 2
A EARLY YEARS & KEY STAGE 1: A pick & mix of Pupil
9.30-10.45 KEYNOTE 1: Identifying and understanding the many, Premium interventions for pupils aged 4 to 9
varied and significant social barriers that impede the
Claire Oaten, Headteacher and Andrea Jones, Deputy
life chances of Pupil Premium students
Headteacher, Greenfylde Church of England First School,
Graham Moore, former teacher, co-founder and director,
Ilminster, Somerset
Humanutopia, with KS2 and KS4 students
B PRIMARY: Successful Pupil Premium interventions
10.45-11.05 Refreshments & exhibition viewing
and impact measurements
11.05-12.05 KEYNOTE 2: The Pupil Premium: what Ofsted looks for Helen Frostick, National Leader of Education, Headteacher,
Lorna Fitzjohn HMI, Regional Director for the West Midlands, St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic Primary School, Richmond, London
Ofsted
C SECONDARY: A strategic Pupil Premium approach:
practical interventions, evaluation, Ofsted
12.10-1.00 WORKSHOP SESSION 1 preparation and the role of governors
A CROSS-PHASE: How to identify and remove key Phil Denton, Assistant Headteacher, Edmund Arrowsmith RC
social barriers that dictate youth culture and how to High School, Wigan
empower young people to rise above them in order to
fulfil potential 2.50-3.10 Refreshments & exhibition viewing
Graham Moore, former teacher, co-founder and director,
Humanutopia, with KS2 and KS4 students
3.10-4.00 WORKSHOP SESSION 3
B PRIMARY: The role of parental accountability with
Pupil Premium strategy and how this impacts A PRIMARY: session title and speaker to be confirmed
positively on all children
B SECONDARY: Reporting the Pupil Premium: Who
Donna Chambers, Headteacher and Michelle Bates, Deputy
Headteacher, Greasley Beauvale Primary, Nottinghamshire needs to know what?
Clare Mills, Future Leaders facilitator, teacher and school
C SECONDARY: The importance of careers and leader
enterprise encounters, information and support in
unlocking pupil potential C SECONDARY: Pupil Premium: proven intervention
Alastair Falk, Head of Education, Careers and Enterprise strategies for improving pupil progress and how to
Company, London
demonstrate their impact for Ofsted
D CROSS-PHASE: DATA: Identifying, analysing and Matt Bromley, education consultant, SecEd writer, author,
presenting Pupil Premium data experienced secondary education leader, Derbyshire
Anu Monga, Deputy Headteacher, St Paul’s School for Girls,
Birmingham 4.00 Close of conference
Call +44 (0)207 501 6343 or visit www.pupilpremiumconference.comBETT FUTURES ZONE
A glimpse of the future...
After just two years, Bett
Futures has become one of
the most popular parts of
Bett. Back for its third year, we
preview the zone for 2017
A
platform designed to nurture emerging
edtech start-ups, Bett Futures is
returning for a third year following its
launch in 2015. The aim is to showcase new and
developing edtech companies that promise to be
game-changers in years to come.
There are now more than 60 exhibitors and at
Bett 2017 you will find the newest and smallest
start-ups in the dedicated Bett Futures Zone.
Other edtech start-ups that are slightly further
along in their development can then be found
out on the main show floor (with Bett Futures
Image: Adobe Stock
branding). We preview a selection here.
123Go!
123GO! was developed to help with CPD.
Using a “Look, Learn, Try, Earn” structure,
schools and businesses can take any content, Century Tech students with personalised learning paths
break it up into bite-sized chunks, add a Students access a range of multi-modal learning according to their level, pace and needs
checklist and challenge, and reward progress material via CENTURY and complete quizzes (stand G19).
and mastery with badges (Bett Futures Zone). after each topic. In turn, it provides constructive
feedback that encourages a growth mindset Drawp for School
ANT approach (stand F60). A workflow management platform with
The concept of ANT products is to combine built-in design tools, patented swipe-to-share
brain training and motivational strategies to Coo collaboration and unlimited cloud storage for
build fluency in literacy and numeracy. The Coo has been designed to boost parental teachers and students (stand E52).
ANT Maths App, Numberella and Go Poet! engagement. It is a free app created by two
are all based on researched theory (Bett Harvard-educated parents (Bett Futures Zone). Drum Roll HQ
Futures Zone). Erase all Kittens (E.A.K.) is a game that makes
Creoqode learning real-life coding languages fun. The
Artsmiths Creoqode 2048 is a DIY kit that allows users to web-based platform has been designed for
Visitors to the Artsmiths stand will see how build their games console and create their own students aged eight to 14 (Bett Futures Zone).
its Scribeasy app offers an effective method video games while learning about coding
of helping students who do not naturally lean (stand G362). eaware
towards literacy (Bett Futures Zone). Eaware is a provider of cyber-awareness
Cuppla Technology programs with a focus on assessing the
Astute Digital Solutions Cuppla is a digital classroom and Mobile vulnerability of minors. The eaware assessment
Astute’s REF-N-WRITE tool is inspired Device Management solution that builds a base service provides a reading of the vulnerability
by the problems faced by its founder while for focused and safe mobile education (Bett of children operating online and offers schools
writing scientific papers. REF-N-WRITE is a Futures Zone). and parents guidance and remediation solutions
Microsoft Word add-in that allows users to pull (stand E93).
information across hundreds of user-selected CxD (Child Experience Design)
documents (Bett Futures Zone). Hopspots is a new interactive learning tool, Emile Education
offering 12 wireless spots which are distributed Emile Education’s Cyber Coach combines
Beam Riders in or outside the classroom. Pupils jump on the the teaching of maths with French or English,
This is a cloud-based solution that enhances spots to provide input to a range of games (Bett creating an exciting way to learn these subjects
the learning process of new information, Futures Zone). (Bett Futures Zone).
languages, motoric and cognitive skills by
using cutting-edge neuroscience, neuro- Dinantia Evied
feedback, and cognitive psychology techniques Dinantia is an all-in-one communication Flex Assessment takes the pain out of Question
(Bett Futures Zone). tool that allows schools and teachers to send Level Analysis of any test or mock exam.
unlimited messages to parents’ and students’ Students can reflect on their performance and
Centric Learning SmartPhones, in real time, without sharing any enter their own assessment data (stand F452).
HERO is a revolutionary project-based phone numbers (Bett Futures Zone).
Digital Learning Environment: coupled with a Explain Everything
curriculum that works to develop learners’ real- Domoscio Explain Everything is a design, screen-
world, 21st century problem-solving skills A French edtech startup specialising in big data casting and interactive whiteboard tool with
(stand B80). for learning. “Adaptive Learning” provides real-time collaboration that lets you record,
12 SecEdBETT FUTURES ZONE
collaborate and explore ideas, knowledge and questions anonymously, and safely share vocabulary learning and grammar practice (Bett
understanding (stand C478). concerns (Bett Futures Zone). Futures Zone).
FindEd Mentorina Trackit Lights
FindEd enables schools to connect directly with The adaptive Mentorina learning platform is Based on the traffic lights behaviour
teachers looking for a job and also to receive focused on assessing students and giving real- management methods, Trackit Lights is an app
immediate feedback from suitable potential time feedback, using an intelligent tutor agent for the interactive whiteboard and is free
candidates (stand F103). that teachers create and customise (stand H89). (stand G369).
Grofar Pinemarten Education Video Enhanced Observation (VEO)
Grofar is designed to improve the careers SmartRubric is a curriculum-agnostic platform A video-tagging app and system in which
service in schools and raise student aspirations. for creating, sharing and using interactive teachers and students record and tag key
Grofar manages all the complicated processes rubrics to evaluate student work. Its rubrics moments of activity, creating easily searchable
performed by school careers services (Bett capture formative assessment data as teachers and shareable portfolios of practice (Bett
Futures Zone). mark (Bett Futures Zone). Futures Zone).
Handy Little Modules – ChickBot Club Revisio Zzish
ChickBot is a practical, affordable and effective Revisio is a web app that prepares students for A data-driven app platform that turns
learning tool that goes beyond just being a their GCSE exams and gives them on-going educational apps into classroom tools for
robot, allowing add-ons that provide a whole feedback on how well-prepared they really are formative assessment (stand E46).
platform for inventing with physical computing (stand G355).
(Bett Futures Zone). Further information
RoboTerra These are some of the more than 60 Bett
iSchool Solutions RoboTerra’s robotics kits and software are Futures exhibitors. Full listings can be found on
iSchool is a software package that monitors, designed to inspire creativity and motivate the Bett website at www.bettshow.com
records and reports on safeguarding and other students to learn about science, while
welfare issues. It works in line with a school’s providing a foundation for tech-driven careers
existing safeguarding policy (stand F109). (stand E440). Bett Futures: Presentations
The Bett Futures area has its own
Interactive Scientific Robotix seminar theatre and will feature relevant
Nano Simbox tackles misconceptions and Robotix has created PHIRO, a robotics and CPD and discussion sessions, innovation
improves access to science learning using a coding platform to inspire young engineers showcases, ‘product pitch’ sessions, and
story-telling narrative (Bett Futures Zone). and to strengthen important STEAM skills
(stand A432). other presentations. Highlights include:
Kano • Panel discussion: The best apps to
Kano empowers curious minds to build their Simply Do Ideas use with the equipment your school
own computers before using code to create art, Simply Do Ideas is a web-based platform, built probably already has. Chaired by
games, music and more (stand G451). on top of tried and tested techniques in order to Caroline Wright, BESA (3:25pm on
effectively teach enterprise and entrepreneurship Wednesday, January 25).
Kapture 8 (Bett Futures Zone). • Getting to know you: Showcase
A creative learning platform and app that sessions from emerging edtech start-
allows learners to record their learning journeys Studentnomic
through a variety of different media, giving A school to student communication platform ups (12:05pm on Wednesday, January
teachers an immediate and broad view of their that aims to simplify the revision and learning 25; 12:20pm on Thursday, January 26;
progress (stand C480). process and helps schools to effectively 1:15pm on Friday, January 27).
communicate and engage with their learners • Adaptive learning: Why, how,
Learning by Questions (Bett Futures Zone). what? Benoit Praly, founder & CTO,
Learning by Questions improves the efficiency Domoscio (1:30pm on Thursday,
of learning in classrooms using question Studytracks January 26).
sets with immediate feedback, insight and An app that turns revision material into lyrics • Student panel: Ingredients for an
intervention (stand H70). and places them into a variety of musical tracks.
It is aimed at students studying for their GCSEs, outstanding lesson, featuring students
Markit!! AS and A level exams (Bett Futures Zone). from Wildern School (2:30pm on
A website that helps students tackle exam-style Friday, January 27).
questions with timely and relevant feedback. Teacher Portfolio • Empowering students to take better
As a result, STEM subjects become more about Teacher Portfolio supports teachers to showcase informed career decisions. Antony
thinking, deductive reasoning and logic (Bett their teaching abilities, evidence proficiencies Jinman, Polar explorer and founder
Futures Zone). and track CPD (Bett Futures Zone). of LiketoBe (3:50pm on Friday,
MathSpire TeachPitch (As We Grow) January 27).
MathSpire provides software courses for A cloud-based platform that helps teachers and • Case study: Strategies to improve
A level maths. In line with the new curriculum, schools to discover and manage the best online parent awareness. Antonio Mariconda,
it is based on building an understanding of each learning resources (Bett Futures Zone). Highover School (11:15am, Saturday,
mathematical concept and how it can be applied January 28).
(Bett Futures Zone). Tech Camp • Morning keynote: Ross McGill
The Robot Starter Kit is easy to use and rugged. (@Teachertoolkit) shares his insights
Maze Education Based on a drag-and-drop system, the core on social media analytics (11:45am,
Maze Education’s solutions ensure that school module can be programmed using a USB cable Saturday, January 28).
leaders’ time is freed up to concentrate on what from PCs, Macs and Linux computers (Bett
is happening in the classroom (stand G182). Futures Zone).
Details correct at the time of going to press
MeeTwo Education TheLanguageApp but subject to change. For full details of the
MeeTwo is a digital solution to provide TheLanguageApp provides a series of free Bett Futures Zone presentations, visit www.
teenagers with a supportive, moderated Windows 10 apps designed to assist students bettshow.com/content/bett-futures-agenda
community where they can ask awkward with their pronunciation, memory techniques,
SecEd 13BETT AWARDS
The Bett Awards 2017
The Bett Award finalists are ClickView Interactive Videos (ClickView); Discovering Antarctica (Royal Geographical
Clicker 7 (Crick Software); NEO LMS (Cypher Society – with IBG).
always worth a visit during the Learning); Firefly (Firefly Learning); Just2easy
Toolsuite (Just2easy); Pobble (Pobble); SMART Educational Apps: Andrew Brodie Let’s do
show, with the winners due Learning Suite (SMART Technologies). Spelling Apps (Bloomsbury Education); Busy
Water (Edoki Academy); Word Creativity
to be unveiled on the opening ICT Tools for Learning, Teaching and Kit – Creative writing for kids (Gebo Kano);
Assessment (Whole School): Boxlight Raz-Plus via the Kids A-Z app (Learning A-Z);
day of Bett 2017 MimioMobile (Boxlight); EDLounge Matific (Matific); Meetoo (Lumi); OneNote
T
assessment (EDLounge); GoConqr (ExamTime); Learning Tools (Microsoft); Come Alive App
he Bett Awards bring together developers, Experiential Learning Schools and School Collection – Traditional Tales and Nursery
distributors and educational practitioners Management System (Extramarks Education); Rhymes (Yellow Door).
to recognise, reward and celebrate FrogProgress (Frog Education); Learning
excellence in the sector. This year there are Ladders (School Explained); Carrot Rewards ICT Leadership and Management Solutions:
finalists across 19 categories. The awards will (School Stickers); Tute (Tute). EDLounge (EDLounge Ltd); Class Charts
be held on Wednesday evening, January 25, (Edukey Education Ltd); Impero Education Pro
the opening day of Bett. Finalists in selected ICT SEN Solutions: C-Pen Exam Reader (Impero Software); Link2ICT Digital Monitoring
categories are listed below. For a full list of (C-Pen); Educater SEND (Educater); SEN Service (Link2ICT); CPOMS (Meritec Limited);
categories/finalists, visit www.bettawards.com Assessment Toolkit (GL Assessment); Questa (Novatia plc); Show My Homework
InfoMentor (InfoMentor); Kurzweil 3000 (Show My Homework); TES School Portal
Bett Awards 2017: Selected finalists (Kurzweil Education); Nessy Reading & (TES Global).
Secondary Digital Content: Mathletics Spelling (Nessy Learning); ReadSpeaker
(3P Learning); Mangahigh.com (Blue Duck TextAid (ReadSpeaker); Read&Write (Texthelp). ICT Service and Support: 3BM; Atomwide;
Education); Educake Science (Educake); Exa Education; Firefly Learning; Joskos
EzyEconomics (EzyEducation); Frog Play (Frog Free Digital Content/Open Educational Solutions; Plum Innovations; RM Education;
Education); Cornerstone Maths (LGfL/UCL Resources: Barefoot (Barefoot Computing); Scomis.
Institute of Education); MoovBank (MoovBank/ BBC micro:bit (BBC Learning); National
LGfL); Studytracks (Studytracks). Theatre: In School. On Demand (Frog Edtech Start-up Company of the Year:
Education); FutureLearn for Schools Balance Technologies Ltd; CENTURY Tech;
ICT Tools for Learning, Teaching and (FutureLearn); Gojimo Revision App (Gojimo); Monster Phonics; pi-top; TeacherIn; tootoot;
Assessment (Classroom): Bulb (Bulb); j2data (Just2easy); Q-files.com (Q-files Ltd); ULAS.
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Listings correct at the time of going to press, but subject to change. Visit www.bettshow.com for latest listings
BOFA KS2 & 11+ B442 DINANTIA BETT FUTURES GL ASSESSMENT B149
Listed here and on page DISCOVERY EDUCATION F200
BOOLINO – FICTION EXPRESS A406 GLOBAL CLASSROOM H88
18 are selected exhibitors. BOSCH G280 DODDLE (BOARDWORKS) A140 GLOBAL VOCATIONAL SKILLS B112
For full listings, see www. BOXLIGHT A40 DODIGITAL/MIND MOOSE BETT FUTURES GOOGLE UK C241
BRAINPOP UK C259 DOMOSCIO G19 GRATNELLS A320
bettshow.com. You can BRAINSTORM MULTIMEDIA D352 DOODLEMATHS F79 GRIFFIN TECHNOLOGY G160
also visit the Bett Show BRETFORD MANUFACTURING G440 DOUBLE FIRST D400 GROFAR BETT FUTURES
BRICK’R’KNOWLEDGE – ALLNET E442 DRAWP FOR SCHOOL E52 GROUPCALL B188
Information Point, run by BRITANNICA DIGITAL LEARNING B327 DRUM ROLL HQ BETT FUTURES GROWING MINDS G81
the British Educational BROADCASTRADIO G350 DSDX – ISCHOOLS G375 GUANGZHOU DTECH
Suppliers Association, on BT BUSINESS C278
EARETE F379
ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY B345
BULB H73 GUANGZHOU FOCUS DIGITAL
stand B138. BUSINESSFRANCE – MARSEILLE C88 EASYREAD TIME TEACHER G356 TECHNOLOGY B232
BYBOX B452 EAWARE E93
EDLOUNGE E95 HABOOK IT E130
Selected Exhibitors CAPITA B190 EDOPTIM (WONKSKNOW LLC) D462 HAIER C394
10 SQUARED C450 CAPSTONE F105 EDQUALS E95 HANSHIN INTERNATIONAL B70
123GO! BETT FUTURES CB INFO SYSTEMS E468 EDTECHTEAM H240 HARDSOFT COMPUTERS F318
1ST TECHNOLOGIES B412 CCKF E418 EDUCAKE G16 HEART BUSINESS SYSTEMS A400
2SIMPLE SOFTWARE D370 CEED F460 EDUCATER G150 HELLO TELECOM G430
3B SCIENTIFIC B213 CEM CENTRE FOR EVALUATION & EDUCATION SUPPORT HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE F240
5-A-DAY FITNESS G68 MONITORING B89 PROFESSIONALS A150 HEWLETT-PACKARD INTL D200
9SHARP F360 CENSORNET G300 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH CENTRE C259 HIGHLIGHTS INTL E379
CENTRIC HERO LEARNING SYSTEM B80 EDUCATORS INTERNATIONAL H72A HILLS COMPONENTS C446
ABCMOUSE FOR SCHOOLS F140 CENTURY TECH F60 EDUCLEVER C88 HODDER EDUCATION C116
AC LEIGH E411 CHARITY LINK D459 EDUFLICKS A404 HOLDAN B446
ACADEMIA C180 CHEN-SOURCE E131 EDUKEY EDUCATION A215 HORIZON FUEL CELL EUROPE B486
ACCROSOFT C398 CHESS.COM D50 EDURIO E50 HPC LASER A408
ACER UK B109 CHICKBOT CLUB BETT FUTURES ELMO EUROPE E380 HUE B322
ACHIEVE3000 C451 CHQ GROUP D41 EMILE EDUCATION BETT FUTURES HYPERSOCKET SOFTWARE G384
ACROSSLIMITS G82 CIRCLE IT B408 ENCORE REPAIR SERVICES UK B283
ACTIONTEC ELECTRONICS C69 CISCO MERAKI E260 ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA B327 I3-TECHNOLOGIES C128
ADVANCED CCTV (PRIME DIGITAL) A430 CLARITY IN SOUND LIGHT & VISION A240 ENGLISH CORNER ONLINE E401 I4INNOVATION H200
AGE OF LEARNING F140 CLARO SOFTWARE A440 ENOTIFY – VLE SUPPORT G96 IAM CLOUD D380
AGILE ICT E422 CLASS123 G377 ENTREPRENAWS – IBOSS NETWORK SECURITY C250
AIRWATCH C269 CLASSCHARGE C106 STEPPING INTO BUSINESS BETT FUTURES IBT (IBOARDTOUCH) D180
ALBION COMPUTERS C270 CLASSROOM MONITOR B238 EPSON (UK) D270 ICT2BIZ TB1
ALEXANDRA INSTITUTE C440 CLEAPSS G88 ERA H330 IDEASWISE B148
ALICE INNOVATION G357 CLEVERTOUCH C288 EUROCOMS (UK) E66 IDXTRA A230
ALLIED TELESIS INTL H285 CLICKMEETING B448 EUROPEAN ELECTRONIQUE C240 IGEL TECHNOLOGY E389
ALMOTAHIDA PIRON INNOVATIONS F320 CLICKVIEW B300 EUROTALK E280A IKT-NORGE B390
ANALYSISPRO G354 CLYDE BROADCAST PRODUCTS F82 EXA NETWORKS C325 IMMERSIVE INTERACTIVE A404
ANARKIK3D BETT FUTURES CODE COLLEGE D449 EXERTIS F380 IMPERO SOLUTIONS D160
ANT BETT FUTURES CODIMG TB4 EXPLAIN EVERYTHING C478 INFOMENTOR B200
APP DYNAMIC C458 COMPILATIO.NET H400 EXPONENTIAL-E B340 INFORMIKA B457
APPMAMA D472 CONCEPT4 H245 EXTRAMARKS D430 INFOUROK C390
ARCKIT G449 CONNECT B346 EXTRON ELECTRONICS EUROPE B419 INK OPTIONS G458
ARTEC B222 CONQUERMATHS.COM A455 EYE2EYE SOFTWARE C483 INKJETS AND TONERS C151
ARTSMITHS BETT FUTURES CONSTELLATIONS C168 EYETEACH A170 INSEAD BETT FUTURES
ASTUTE DIGITAL CONVERSOR LIMITED G83 INSTRUCTURE GLOBAL B110
SOLUTIONS BETT FUTURES COO BETT FUTURES FAIRWAY IT H71 INTEGREX C429
ASUS GLOBAL C260 CORNELSEN EXPERIMENTA TB62 FALCON INTERNATIONAL BAGS C68 INTEL CORPORATION C210
ATOMWIDE D260 COUNTERPOINT MTC B328 FILEWAVE EUROPE B258 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY OFFICE F440
AVANTIS SYSTEMS C100 CRAFTUNIQUE G422 FILISIA INTERFACES D446 INTERACTIVE SCHOOLS E70
AVCOM G320 CRAMBO D300 FINDED F103 INTERACTIVE SCIENTIFIC G17
AVER INFORMATION F350 CREOQODE G362 FINDOUTFRESHER BETT FUTURES
AVITICE SOLUTIONS C88 CRESTRON EMEA/FUTURE VISION C419 FISCHERTECHNIK TB26
AVOCOR C320 CRICK SOFTWARE D140 FLAT B212
AWW ONLINE SMARTBOARD C479 CSE EDUCATION SYSTEMS B248 FLEX ASSESSMENT (EVIED) F452
AXEL TECHNOLOGIES C88 CTOUCH EUROPE D365 FLOWOL/ROBOT MESH A195
CUNNINGHAMS EPOS SOLUTIONS E365 FOCUS EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE D70
B SQUARED B245 CUPPLA TECHNOLOGY BETT FUTURES FOLIO E390 INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE B468
BALANCEBOX D60 CURIOUS CHIP G20 FORTINET E280
BARCO D398 CXD (CHILD EXPERIENCE FOURIER SYSTEMS D105
BARRACUDA CAMPUS H380 DESIGN) BETT FUTURES FROG EDUCATION C163 INTERNET MATTERS A350
BARRACUDA NETWORKS C412 FRONT ROW – OPTICON A305 INTREPICA PTY C402
BCS LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT E450 D&E OFFICE SOLUTIONS G94 FSE DESIGN B326 INTRICON UK A270
BEAM RIDERS BETT FUTURES DAP SERVICES (ABAKU) B456 FSP COOL LOCKER H446 INVENTRY E140
BEIJING MOLY TECHNOLOGY B447 DATA HARVEST GROUP G140 FUJITSU (FTS) C388 INVEST NORTHERN IRELAND C105
BEIJING WEICHENGYA DCRS A250 FURLONG C393 ISAMS INDEPENDENT E180
LABORATORY EQUIPMENT D390 DELL CORPORATION B330 FUTURE 3D TECH GROUP B281 ISCHOOL SOLUTIONS F109
BELKIN UK F80 DEPARTMENT FOR FUTURE NETWORK DISTRIBUTION E403 ISDI D352
BENQ B180 INTERNATIONAL TRADE D30 ISMART G82
BI-BRIGHT G130 DERVENTIO EDUCATION G70 GAIA TECHNOLOGIES F260 ISRAELI PAVILION B426
BIOSTORE C354 DESIGNSOFT TB41 GAYATECH C88 ITEC GLOBAL E381
BKSB B228 DIAMOND EDUCATION SERVICE D455 GBM C180 ITOP EDUCATION C88
BLUE OCEAN ROBOTICS G69 DIGIEXAM SOLUTIONS SWEDEN G448 GCSEPOD B118 ITSI G180
BLUE SKY SYSTEMS G351 DIGIMANIA C401 GEBO KANO A431 ITWORX EDUCATION B235
BMS BILDUNGSMEDIEN SERVICE F88 DIGITAL LEARNING ASSOCIATES C404 GENEE WORLD B121
BODET A255 DIGITALAIR WIRELESS B450 G-HOLD E90 Continued on page 18
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