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welcome change
2014 promises to be a big year for education; the new curriculum
arriving this September brings with it new challenges to schools
across the country. On top of this, many of the challenges that lie
ahead are yet to even be addressed. We recognise, therefore, that
there has never been a more important time for all educators to
have access to the advice and guidance they need to progress and
help young people to achieve their potential.
2014 is also a big year for The Education Show, as we are taking a new
approach to helping you tackle the challenges head on. A rich offering
of new content, inspiring training and development, and innovative
educational suppliers will be available throughout the show. I look
forward to sharing glimpses of these with you over the coming pages.
More than 120 free to attend, CPD accredited workshops, seminars,
training sessions and discussion events will be led by practitioners,
peers and industry experts on the show floor. This extensive
programme will address issues at the core of the education debates
today; how can we best prepare for the new curriculum? How can we
ensure education technology makes a significant impact on learning?
How can we support the needs of all learners appropriately? Dedicated
theatres on the show floor will provide the answers to these questions
and many more.
Recognising the impetus on school leaders at this current time, the
School Leaders Summit returns, featuring high-profile experts from
a selection of outstanding UK schools on hand to inspire, advise and
network with one another. After a successful inaugural year, we are also
pleased to welcome back the national PTA-UK conference, helping
parent-teacher organisations to support education on an ongoing basis.
As ever, you will also benefit from the knowledge and advice of more
than 350 leading education suppliers who will showcase the latest
teaching tools and most cost-effective procurement schemes. From
whole school solutions to best-value classroom resources, this is an
opportunity unlike any other to evaluate and test products and services
to establish which is best for you.
We are sure that a visit to The Education Show will leave
you feeling supported and inspired, whatever your
role and current challenges may be.
We look forward to welcoming you to the show!
Anita Pal,
Event Director
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Contents
BESA Welcome 4
Visitor Information 6
Keynote Speakers 8
School Leaders
Summit 11-13
National Cirriculum
Theatre 14
Scholastic National
Curriculum
Workshops 16-17
Technology In
Education 18
How Do I? 20
Learn Live 22
UKTI 24
PTA 26
NASEN 26
Early Years 28
Primary 29-31
Secondary 32-33
SEN 34
Exhibitor List 36-37
Partners & Sponsors 38

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The British Educational Supplier’s Association (BESA) will be on hand during The
Education Show 2014, managing the BESA Show Information Point (stand F5-E6).
With their knowledge and experience, the BESA staff are an ideal first port of call to help
you plan your day, find the most appropriate seminars, workshops or resources and
maximise your time at the event.
For more information on BESA and a full list of member suppliers, visit www.besa.org.uk
This year The Education Show really is your school’s answer to all its needs for
resources to deliver the new national curriculum, with certified CPD seminars and
workshops on different curriculum subjects, assessment and procurement and with
inspiration from our headline keynotes: Dara O Briain and Professor Brian Cox.
Of course, entry to The Education Show is free and if you take an in-service day we will
subsidise a coach for your school.
You can learn more about the seminars and workshops at www.education-show.com.
This guide is about new products. Since the moment the new national curriculum was
announced, the educational supplies industry has been investing heavily in new products
specifically designed to make lessons more engaging and teachers’ lives easier. Use The
Education Show to see, test and compare what is available and to ensure the wise spending
of limited budgets. It’s not just curriculum-related products you will find at the show; furniture,
equipment, services and much more will all be there.
If you have been before, The Education Show will be different from
anything you have seen in the past, with lots of new exhibitors. If you
haven’t been before, it’s your one-stop shop to your needs to the
coming year.
Dominic Savage
Director General of the British Educational Suppliers Association
(BESA) and Founder of The Education Show
Welcome from BESA

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The NEC is just ten minutes by train from the centre of Birmingham
and has excellent transport links to and from central London.
TRAVEL BY ROAD
The NEC is situated 8 miles East of
Birmingham city centre, at the hub of the
UK motorway network and offers 16,500
parking spaces. Visitors from any direction
can travel to The NEC site directly via the
M1, M5, M6, M6 Toll, M40 and M42.
Postcode for satnavs: B40 1NT
TRAVEL BY RAIL
Birmingham International train station is just
a five-minute walk under a covered bridge
link from the show, on the NEC site. London
is only 80 minutes away and trains also run
direct to many regional towns and cities.
For timetable information, visit
www.nationalrail.co.uk
TRAVEL BY AIR
Birmingham International Airport is located
within the NEC complex. The Air-Rail Link
operates every two minutes and has a
one-way travel time of 90 seconds. The
link operates daily between 0515 and 0200,
connecting the airport passenger terminals
and The NEC.
For flight information, visit
www.birminghamairport.co.uk
ACCOMMODATION:
There are many hotels within the
grounds of The NEC, including:
• Hilton Metropole
• Ramada Encore
• Arden Hotel & Leisure Club
• Premier Inn NEC
To arrange accommodation, visit
www.expotel.com and select The
Education Show from the Exhibitions tab.
Visitor Information

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Professor Brian Cox OBE
Arguably the UK’s best known physicist, Professor
Brain Cox’s books and TV programmes have been
read and watched around the world and credited
with making science engaging and accessible to
millions. Brian’s blockbuster TV shows include
Wonders of the Universe, Wonders of the Solar
System and Wonders of Life, each looking at the
fundamental science behind everything from stars
and planets to atoms and microbiology. From
speaking at TED in the US to World Economic
Forums in Davos and China, Brian’s presentations
engage, inform and entertain, featuring awe-inspiring
images from the depths of the universe, as well as
his trademark infectious enthusiasm for his subject.
We are delighted that Brian will be bringing this
infectious enthusiasm to The Education Show!
Dara O Briain
Irish comedian and hugely popular host of the
topical show ‘Mock the Week’ is well practiced at
performing for record breaking audiences and has
dabbled in subjects as diverse as driving lessons,
baguettes and The Milky Bar Kid. His ‘Live at the
Theatre Royal’ tour was a sell-out success across the
UK and Ireland and his appearance in ‘Three Men
in a Boat’ attracted four million viewers. As well as
presenting ‘The Last Laugh’ for BBC3; the largest
comedy script writing competition in history; Dara
O Briain has recently hosted ‘Stargazing’ alongside
Professor Brian Cox.
We are hugely excited that Dara’s next audience will
be our visitors!
Presenting our
Keynote Speakers…

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The School Leaders Summit is designed for
individuals with a leader role in a school, to provide
an environment where like-minded educators
can learn, network and share ideas. This exclusive
opportunity will provide you with the tools
needed to position your school at the forefront of
educational innovation.
The summit is a two day programme focused on
addressing and helping school leaders overcome
the challenges present in their schools. Have
your say through a combination of case studies,
panel debates and roundtable discussions on the
obstacles facing your industry today. Subjects
include changes to the Ofsted inspection
framework, using Pupil Premium effectively to
raise student attainment, dealing with assessment
changes and using technology to enhance learning
amongst, many more.
These sessions will be presented by over 30 school
leaders and industry experts, including:
• Professor Brian Cox
• Glenys Stacey, Chief Regulator and Chair, Ofqual
• Frank Green CBE, Schools Commissioner,
Department for Education
• Lorna Fitzjohn, Regional Director
West Midlands, Ofsted
• Jack Salter, Head of Procurement Policy,
Department for Education
• Jonathan Bishop, Head Teacher,
Broadclyst Primary School
• Benedick Ashmore-Short, Principal,
Hamford Primary Academy
• Cathy Taylor, Principal, Sirius Academy
• Phil Beadle, Lead Consultant for Inspired
Education, a Freelance Teacher, Consultant,
Trainer and Author
• Michaela Mold, Chair of Governors,
Welford Primary School
The Summit also features an academy focused
afternoon on 20 March aimed at academies,
those currently converting and considering turning
into an academy. Sessions include exploiting the
freedom of the academy system, life before and
after converting, and the pros and cons of joining an
academy chain.
The UK’s education landscape is constantly evolving. Keeping up to date is
challenging, especially in this digital age, but it is vital that school leaders stay
on top of the latest trends.
All sessions are free to attend and provide free continuing professional development (CPD)
School Leaders Summit

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Thursday 20 March 2014 Speaker
Assessment changes: getting you ready for the GCSE reform
This session will explain the intended outcome and the changes to GCSE
assessment and grading
• How will the overhaul affect your pupils? • What should you be preparing for?
Glenys Stacey, Chief Regulator and
Chair, Ofqual
UK & EU procurement policy update
Covering the impact these changes will make on how schools spend their money
Jack Salter, Head of Procurement
Policy, Department for Education
Panel: Using technology to enhance learning
Our panel of experts will join us to:
• Discuss the potential benefits of using tablets and mobiles in the classroom
• Share ideas about how devices can be used effectively to raise student attainment
Lisa Cowell, Director of Learning
and Teaching, Penwortham Priory
Academy; Denham Kite, Head
Teacher, Victoria Dock Primary
School; Stephen Logan, Assistant
Head Teacher, Malet Lambert School
Case study: using pupil premium to raise student attainment
This award winning school for their use of pupil premium will share insights into
how they successfully use this fund to lift student achievement
• What did they spend the money on? • What were the impacts on learning and teaching?
John Tabot, Head Teacher, Smith’s
Wood Community Primary School
Ofsted’s guide to the inspection process: how to be outstanding
This session will inform you how Ofsted are inspecting under their new framework,
their expectations and what they see as good practice
Lorna Fitzjohn, Regional Director
West Midlands, Ofsted
Round table discussion: achieving and maintaining the grades
Come to share, hear and learn how you and your peers are consistently raising
student attainment
Facilitator: Peter Kent, Headmaster
and Vice-President, Lawrence Sheriff
School and ASCL
An interview with Professor Brian Cox Professor Brian Cox
Academy focused afternoon
Academy conversion: exploiting the freedom of the academy system to build a
model for improved learning
This is a must attend session for schools considering academy conversion,
covering the realities of converting and what to expect along the way. Addressing
common challenges faced, including:
• The changing role of senior management
• The procurement rules and what to spend your budget on
Frank Green, CBE, Schools
Commissioner, Department for
Education
Panel: joining an academy chain: the pros and cons
Three leaders from academy chains will share their reasons for joining a chain, covering:
• The benefits of being part of a group • How their school and role has changed
• Advice on how to overcome challenges faced along the way
Paul Jones, OBE, Headteacher, First
Federation; Marie Lister, Principal,
South Axholme Academy
Power half hour case studies: life before and after academy conversion for one
primary and one secondary school
Converting to an academy can be daunting. This session will feature two case
studies, one from a primary school and one from a secondary school, sharing their
experiences of conversion
David Hampson, OBE, Chief
Executive Officer, Tollbar Family of
Academies; Stephen Cooper, Head
Teacher, Bursley Academy
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Friday 21 March 2014 Speaker
Case study: implementing technology in the classroom and its effect on
learning
An unmissable session to hear how one school is innovatively using technology to
help their students engage and learn
Jonathan Bishop, Head Teacher,
Broadclyst Primary School
Special measures to outstanding – our journey so far!
Hear how Hamford Primary Academy has rapidly improved from a position where
it had been in special measures for 3 years and various categories for 10, to an
academy set for outstanding by 2015. Attend this session and learn how you can do
the same
Benedick Ashmore-Short, Principal,
Hamford Primary Academy
Effective procurement made easier
Using established compliant frameworks to deliver cost savings for your school
Simon Herne, Business
Development Manager- Education,
Eastern Shires Purchasing
Organisation; David Thomas,
Marketing Manager, Eastern Shires
Purchasing Organisation
Panel: making the most of pupil premium to bridge the achievement gap
This panel of school leaders will discuss how they use Pupil Premium and the
astounding positive effects it has had on their students, including:
• How they assess what they should spend their fund on
• Different methods to measure and present the effectiveness of their interventions
Simon Birch, Deputy Head Teacher,
Longford Park School; Caroline
Reed, Principal, Frederick Nattrass
Primary Academy; Cathy Taylor,
Principal, Sirius Academy; Sean
Bullen, Head Teacher, Millfield
Science & Performing Arts College
Power half hour: innovating teaching and learning
Three school leaders will each get 7 minutes to present interesting examples of what
they are doing in their schools to raise standards and student achievement using only
pictures
Clare Spence, Head Teacher,
Beacon Academy; Neil Dixon,
Head Teacher, St Mary and St Paul’s
CE Primary and Teaching School;
Dan Roberts, Deputy Headteacher,
Devonport Highschool for boys
Round table discussion: dealing with staff, students and parents
This discussion will enable you to share ideas and hear from your peers best practice
how to effectively communicate and inspire your staff, students and parents
Phil Beadle, Lead Consultant for
Inspired Education, Freelance
Teacher, Consultant, Trainer and
Author
Panel: designing a fair and successful teacher appraisal policy for your school
This session will present different evaluation processes schools are using to appraise
their staff and consider their effectiveness
Timothy Guilford, Chair of
Governors, Queenswell Junior
School Academy chain invites
Panel: creating and maintaining a successful governing body for schools
Join our panel of governors and school leaders to:
• Debate the role of governors
• Assess what is required of governors, especially under the new Ofsted Framework
• Gain advice on how to harness the skills of your governing body
• Discuss how to keep your governing body motivated
Timothy Guilford, Chair of
Governors, Queenswell Junior
School; Michaela Mold, Chair of
Governors, Welford Primary School
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Thursday 20 March 2014 Speaker
TBC Jim Magee, Education Standards
Directorate
Primary History: successfully implementing the new curriculum Mel Jones, Education Manager
Key Stage 3: multiplicative reasoning - TIME teams John Westwell, NCETM Director for
Secondary
An interview with Professor Brian Cox: making science accessible and exciting Professor Brian Cox
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author
Friday 21 March 2014 Speaker
TBC Jim Magee, Education Standards
Directorate
Primary Geography: successfully implementing the new curriculum Ben Ballin, GA Consultant and CPD
leader
Key Stages 1 and 2: meeting the aims of the new Maths national curriculum Debbie Morgan, NCETM Director
for Primary
An interview with Dara O’Briain: the importance of maths and science Dara O’Briain
Primary English and Maths: successfully implementing the new curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser; RebeccaCosgrave,
Lead Primary English Adviser
Saturday 22 March 2014 Speaker
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new curriculum Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory Teacher
and Lecturer in Computing
Primary English and Maths: successfully implementing the new curriculum Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser; Dr Ruth Trundley,
Lead Primary Maths Adviser
A new national curriculum means new skills and resources are needed. The
Education Show is here to help you develop and acquire these. New for 2014, we
have a dedicated seminar and workshop programme, delivered by industry experts,
to guide and advise educators on how to deliver the new curriculum effectively.
Scholastic Education publishes a huge range of educational resources and online
resources to help teachers across the UK, including the million bestselling 100s
series, now fully mapped to the new 2014 National Curriculum, Literacy Skills,
Practice Papers and the ever-popular Read and Respond series.
National Curriculum Seminars
and Workshopssponsored by
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Thursday 20 March 2014 Speaker
Primary Geography: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum David Rogers, Assistant
Headteacher, Patcham School
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory Teacher
and Lecturer in Computing,
University of Durham
Primary History: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum TBC
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author, Scholastic Education
Primary English: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Maths: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Geography: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum David Rogers, Assistant
Headteacher, Patcham School
Primary History: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum TBC
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author, Scholastic Education
Primary Maths: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary English: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory Teacher
and Lecturer in Computing,
University of Durham
The Scholastic National Curriculum workshops will support the planning and delivery of
the new 2014 curriculum. Each session will be led by experts in their subject, ensuring you
get the highest quality training. The sessions are completely free and every attendee will
receive a Scholastic 100 Lessons ‘goody bag’ worth £50, including a free National Curriculum
Handbook. These workshops are designed for Headteachers, Subject Co-ordinators and
Teachers at English primary schools. Each session is limited to 12 attendees, and demand will
be high so book your tickets early! There is no limit to the number of tickets each person can
book, so why not make the Education Show a CPD event for all your staff?
Book your tickets at www.education-show.com/scholastic
Scholastic National
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Friday 21 March 2014 Speaker
Primary History: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum TBC
Primary English: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Maths: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Geography: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum David Rogers, Assistant
Headteacher, Patcham School
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Zoe Ross; Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory
Teacher and Lecturer in Computing,
University of Durham
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author, Scholastic Education
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Zoe Ross; Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory
Teacher and Lecturer in Computing,
University of Durham
Launch: Scholastic: assessing reading inside and outside the classroom Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary English: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author, Scholastic Education
Saturday 22 March 2014 Speaker
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author, Scholastic Education
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory Teacher
and Lecturer in Computing,
University of Durham
Primary Maths: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary English: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Geography: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Ben Ballin
Primary History: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum TBC
Primary Science: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Peter Riley, Science education
author, Scholastic Education
Primary Geography: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Ben Ballin
Primary English: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Rebecca Cosgrave, Lead Primary
English Adviser, Babcock LDP
Primary Computing: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Steve Bunce, Advisory Teacher
and Lecturer in Computing,
University of Durham
Primary Maths: successfully implementing the new 2014 curriculum Dr Ruth Trundley, Lead Primary
Maths Adviser, Babcock LDP
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Thursday 20 March 2014 Speaker
TBC Richard Hodgkins, Insight UK
TBC Liz Corse, Rapid English Ltd
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Using Augmented Reality to Enhance Learning
Engage students like never before by using tablets and smartphones to bring
your classroom to life! In this session you will be introduced to a selection of free
resources that allow you or your students to augment work with amazing digital
content. In order to get the most from this seminar, download the application
‘Aurasma’ to your smartphones or tablets before the session.
James Pollock, Teacher of Biology,
Teeside High School
Friday 21 March 2014 Speaker
TBC Sophie Vauthier
TBC Chris Burgess, CB Info Systems Ltd
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TBC Simon Davenport, LEGO®
Education
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Saturday 22 March 2014 Speaker
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TBC Maria Lindqvist, dramaforum
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Intro to come
Technology in Education Theatre
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Thursday 20 March 2014 Speaker
Teaching children to listen Jacqui Woodcock, Speech and
Language Therapist; Liz Spooner
Unhomework - how to get the most out of homework without really setting it Mark Creasy, Subject Co-ordinator
RE/ PSHE
TBC TBC
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Maximise the number of students with A* grades? Matt Crowder, Communications
Officer
Achieving outcomes and income in schools through entrepreneurship and
social enterprise
Phil Benson, Co-Founder
TBC TBC
Wow – this philosophy for children thing really works – and it’s simple Phil Thomas, Supply Teacher
TBC TBC
Friday 21 March 2014 Speaker
Social media, digital communication and young people: the good, the bad and
the unknown
Nyla Naseer, Founder
National curriculum 2014 and the future of assessment: your chance to
innovate
Pete Yeomans
Children’s resilience: understanding and developing children’s coping strategies Sonia Murray,Play Therapist
Inspiring the future: how young people and schools benefit from effective
partnerships between education and employers
Charlotte Lightman, Schools
Liaison Manager
Why are you shouting at us: advanced behaviour management Phil Beadle, Lead Consultant, Trainer
and Author
Saturday 22 March 2014 Speaker
TBC Stephanie McCullough,Family Links
Lead Teacher
Home reading - Linking Literacy between the Home and School Dale Burr, Headteacher; Gill Jones,
Deputy Headteacher; Paul Strange,
Literacy Subject Leader; Vanessa
Smith, Parent; Stan Kluzek, Manager;
Andrew Coldwell, Manager
Helping children with common classroom handwriting difficulties Cathy Parvin, Director
How Do I I bring the world into my classroom Vicky Gough, Adviser
How do I teach children to listen? How do I maximise the number of students with A*
grades? How do I bring the world into my classroom? Find out at the Education Show.
New for 2014, this series of free CPD accredited workshops and presentations offers
visitors professional development and practical advice on a variety of burning issues.
How Do I..? Seminars and Workshops
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The Education Show covers the whole education spectrum. New for 2014, we
have a dedicated seminar and workshop programme for educators of early years
and SEN pupils. These sessions will address key issues and give you the chance to
share experience and ideas with your peers in the field.
Early Years & SEN Seminars
and Workshops
Thursday 20 March 2014 Speaker
Differentiation strategies in the classroom for the child with special education
needs
Adewunmi Payne-Akinhanmi,
SENCO, Grange School Primary
Achievement for all TBC
Digital communication-blogging and barcodes Corrina Campbell, Primary Teacher,
The Compass School
How to effectively utilise alternative providers to reduce exclusions from
mainstream schools
Sabir Afzal, Head Teacher,
Shaftesbury Young People
Enterprise for everyday - beyond the enterprise fair Lorraine Allman, Author & Founder,
Enterprising Child
Friday 21 March 2014 Speaker
How to effectively teach pupils who have suffered an aquired brain injury Kevin Garner, Teacher, St Andrew’s
Healthcare
Open-ended and block play Martin Huleatt, Training and
Educational Resources Manager,
Community Playthings
Dyscalculia strategies and solutions - an exploration of what works for learners
with dyscalculia
Judy Hornigold, Senior lecturer in
Inclusion, Edge Hill University
Going beyond the post-it note: the place of observations in early childhood
education and care
Jackie Musgrave, Senior Lecturer,
University of Worcester
Saturday 22 March 2014 Speaker
Montessori in the state primary sector Barbara Isaacs, Director of National
Strategies, Montessori St Nicholas
Charity
A good place to be two Martin Huleatt, Training and
Educational Resources Manager,
Community Playthings
A multisensory approach to times tables Sarah Emson, Maths Teacher and
Proprietor, Multisensory Matters
Hypnotherapy in schools programme (HISP) Caroline Dyson, Hypnotherapist,
Behaviour Support Service
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UKTI works with UK-based businesses to ensure their
success in international markets and encourage the
best overseas companies to look at the UK as their
global partner of choice.
UKTI has a devoted education team working
towards securing UK education and training
organisations business overseas. Aims of this team
include promoting UK excellence in education and
training around the world and securing £3bn of
new business by 2020. You can become part of
these massive expansion plans by visiting UKTI at
The Education Show.
Representatives from around the world will be
available to discuss your international expansion
plans and a range of seminars will be hosted by
global UKTI representatives sharing their experiences
and expertise.
Join us on stand ??? and visit the UKTI Export
Theatre on stand ???.
Exporting for Growth –
10 Steps to Success
1. Research potential markets
Identifying the markets that offer you the
best opportunities will enable you to target
your resources and achieve the best returns
2. Export strategy and plan
Build a plan that covers how you’re going
to drive exports, coping with demand, market
research and adapting to your new market
3. Sales & routes to market
Consider if you would sell directly, sell to a
distributor, use a sales agent or arrange a
joint venture
4. Create opportunities
Attend trade shows and visit new markets
5. Understand the admin
Get in touch with HMRC and the UK Embassy
of your destination country to ensure customs
registration, forms and payments and covered
6. Get paid
Understand all of the requirements for terms
of sale so there are no hold ups in getting paid
7. Legal considerations
Develop an understanding of the legal and
regulatory environment in all countries you’re
considering exporting to
8. Financial
Ensure you have adequate protection against
non-payment or for any loss or damage of
goods in transit
9. Logistics
International transport can be complicated and
getting this right can depend on the agreement
you put in place with your customer
10. Happy customers
You should use every opportunity to increase
your chances of repeat business and build
a really good brand and reputation as a
reliable international exporter
The Education Show has partnered with UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) this year,
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PTA-UK has lined up a team of experts to deliver sessions on fundraising,
promotion through digital media and overcoming problems. Delegates
will also hear first-hand from a range of PTA suppliers with great
fundraising ideas and suggestions on how to spend funds. The
programme has been designed to give delegates time to visit
the exhibition and access the array of resources and services
exhibitors offer schools.
Attendance is free for PTA-UK members and is provided
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PTA members raise over £100 million for schools throughout the UK. Throughout the one
day programme at the Education Show, experts and sector stakeholders will offer guidance
to PTA members on a variety of key topics. The conference is positioned on
the show floor so PTA members have quicker access to the array of
resources and services exhibitors offer to schools.
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Outdoor play equipment specialist Creative Play
(stand H73) will launch its new Water Play range,
aimed at supporting free play, exploration and
outdoor learning. Visit Creative Play’s stand to check
out its challenging Water Wall and possibly win one
for your school.
Also helping young children to learn through play,
Taskmaster (stands C80, C82) will introduce two
new Edu-play products. The Sight & Sound Tube
Drum features five tubes, which each produce
a different visual effect, as well as bells and balls
for creating different sounds. And the Drum Box
produces a variety of tones when its five acrylic
discs are struck with wooden beaters, while mirrors
beneath the discs reflect light and colour.
The latest attraction from Merlin Entertainments
Group (stand M56) promises pre-schoolers a day
out they won’t forget. In May 2014, Alton Towers
Resort will open CBeebies Land, featuring rides,
immersive play areas and appearances from familiar
characters. Combining hands on learning with
interactive play, CBeebies Land will offer a safe
environment in which young children can explore
and learn while having fun.
Discover how Red Monkey Play (stands B33-A34)
can help clear the clutter from nursery and primary
school classrooms with its attractive Wellie Tree
storage unit. Made from treated timber and set on
caster wheels, the Wellie Tree is both robust and
portable. It can store up to 32 pairs of boots and also
has shelf space for other items.
The British Dental Health Foundation (stand F11) is
preparing young children for dental visits with advice
on looking after their teeth and improving their oral
health. The BDHF’s free resources for early years, KS1
and KS2 pupils, including activity sheets, lesson plans
and interactive presentations, can be downloaded
from www.dentalbuddy.org
The Green Board Company (stands K11-J10) will
launch its Green Board Education products, with
an extended range for children aged three and
over. This includes My First Snap and the early level
BrainBox titles, which both introduce early years
children to numeracy and literacy while also helping
to develop their memory and concentration skills.
SignSpell (stand F1) will showcase its new literacy
and spelling resource pack. Integrating aspects of
British Sign Language, SignSpell uses an inclusive
approach, where pupils learn together to develop
their communication and language. The pack
includes illustrated books, video clips, interactive
games and other resources.
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EasyRead Time Teacher
(stand F2) will make its debut
at the show with a large
battery-powered Classroom
Wall Clock, to help with a
subject that many find difficult
to learn – and teach. The
clock is used with a simple
three-step time teaching
system: read the number at
the end of the long hand;
say whether it’s pointing to
the ‘minutes to’ red side or
‘minutes past’ blue side; and
read the number at the end of the short hand.
Discover how dHb
Games (stand A41)
is injecting some fun
into learning times
tables with its new
TimeZing range of
products. Including
card games, magnetic boards, lollipop sticks,
pencils and more, TimeZing products are suitable
for children of all ages and abilities.
NumberGym
Software (stand
D59) is also taking
the tedium out of
times tables with
the new iPad app
of its TableTrainer
programme.
This allows students to practise multiplication
by dragging virtual flashcards to their correct
answer as quickly as possible. Children move to
the next level when they sort the flashcards in
under a minute and the app shows their previous
achievements whenever they log back in.
New exhibitor Plusballs (stand CD80)
will demonstrate its light, ultra-slow
moving balls, which can be used to
introduce racket sports to PE classes.
The balls neither bounce nor roll,
so can be easily used by pupils of all
abilities to improve their hand/eye
coordination and ball hitting skills.
Visit stand H70 to find out how
3fifteen’s new after-school child
protection service can help
safeguard pupils at collection time.
Using a unique PIN code, parents
can inform schools when they
change their collection plans, while schools
monitor new and ongoing arrangements via the
system’s Dashboard facility.
Also improving communication between schools
and parents, Parent PA (stand K15) is a new web-
based service for contacting parents via text and
email. Messages can be sent either to the entire
community or specific groups. Parent PA includes
an automatic event reminder service and can be
accessed from any device at any time of day. Visit
the stand to win subscription discounts in Parent
PA’s ‘Name the Mascot’ competition.
Need help with explaining solar and wind
energy, or how electronic circuits work, to
primary pupils? Then visit stand D82 to check
out first time exhibitor Thames & Kosmos’s new
science kits for promoting STEM topics to young
children. The company currently offers more
than 60 science
kits across 13
categories,
and will launch
several new
products in 2014.
New products add fun
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Story Station (stand H43) aims to inspire a
life-long love of reading among primary school
children with the launch of its new interactive,
multimedia picture book platform. Developed
by Loved By Kids, this digital resource includes
animations, ebooks,
educational games and
creative activities, along
with worksheets and
lesson plans for early
years and KS1 teachers.
Visit the stand to sign up
for a free trial.
Also seeking to strengthen primary pupils’ literacy
skills, Daydream Education (stand A32) will unveil
its new A3 Literacy Activity Charts, including
Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar Charts and
Forms of Writing Charts. These feature a variety of
interactive activities and quizzes to help learning,
and information on the charts is broken down
into easily digestible chunks to improve pupils’
confidence and progress.
SuperStickers (stand M55-L56) will launch
Targeteers sticker sheets to help teachers with
pupil assessment for the new curriculum. Aimed
at years 1 to 6 pupils, the colourful, illustrated
stickers are available for reading, writing and
maths, with an A4 page
of targets for each level.
They help teachers to
monitor each pupil’s
progress, while making
children aware of their
goals and achievements.
Primary school pupils are being encouraged to
discover their local history, geography and wildlife
with the help of Canal & River Explorers (stand
L64). Set up by the Canal & River Trust, the Explorers
encourage children to learn about canals and rivers
through a mix of classroom-based sessions and
visits to a local canal or river. The website at
www.canalriverexplorers.org.uk is packed with
resources linked to the national KS2 curriculum,
along with other information for teachers, such
as advice on setting trails and water safety.
New exhibitor The Scout Association (stand H75)
will also show how outdoor activities can help to
inspire and educate young children. It has nine
activity centres across the UK, offering adventure
breaks ranging from activity days to week long
residential programmes. The association will
launch two new, pre-trip lesson resources at the
show – and visitors to the stand can even toast
marshmallows and try their hand at mini-archery.
Digital Nursery (stand K39-J40) will showcase
AXIS, its new 42in, multi-touch screen for seven-
to 11-year-old pupils. The table can be operated as
a flat table or tilted vertically, electrically adjusted
and comes loaded with a wide range of software.
With a 6mm toughened safety glass screen and
lockable wheels, the AXIS is both robust and
manoeuvrable.
Education charity Worktree (stand H17) has
developed a set of teaching materials, which build
on its experience in connecting older primary
children with employers and employees. Aimed at
years 5-6 pupils, the World of Work pack includes
16 decks of career-themed playing cards featuring
35 different jobs, with average pay, qualifications
required and other information about each job.
The pack also contains guidance for teachers on
managing guest employees, e-templates and links
to internet support.
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Dimensions Curriculum (stand G24) will showcase
its Primary Curriculum 2014 pack, designed
to help teachers with September’s curriculum
changes. The new model retains the best bits of
the existing Dimensions Curriculum pack, such as
the Appliance of Science and Essential Learning
Experiences, while adding new features, such as
Creative Challenges and History Factsheets.
New exhibitor Best Desk (stand G62) will launch
a new range of height adjustable desks. These
are slightly smaller than the company’s Maxi
range, which have traditional style lift up tops
and storage compartments. One new model
retains this design with the addition of a pop up
plastic bookstand, while the other has an open
compartment underneath and no lifting desk top.
Head to stand M59 to discover how Ripley’s
Believe It or Not! London is bringing KS2 lessons
to life. Teachers can link ready-made lesson plans
to Ripley’s weird exhibits and organise trips to the
central London attraction. Ripley’s free Exciting
Exploration learning resources are available as
web downloads
or hard copies,
and cover eight
lessons linked
to KS2 national
curriculum
subjects, such
as history,
geography
and art.
Primary
The Commonwealth War Graves Commission
(stand L61) will launch two new educational
initiatives. A nationwide educational outreach
programme, Learning Outside the Classroom,
aims to raise awareness of the UK’s 170,000
war graves among school pupils through
cemetery visits and supplementary lesson
plans. The other initiative is an online Virtual
Cemetery, designed to engage students in the
Commission’s work through film clips, lesson
plans and classroom activities.
Cornerstones Education (stand F41-E42) will
unveil Fallen Fields, a special cross-curricular
project for KS2 children, designed to help
teachers plan and prepare lessons around this
year’s centenary. It has also published a new
Love to Read guide, to help classes explore
Michael Morpurgo’s classic World War 1
novel, Private Peaceful. Visit the stand to find
out more about these new resources as well
as the Cornerstones Curriculum 2014 lesson
planning package.
Among 12 new interactive e-books from
Fiction Express for Schools (stand H29) will
be a story by award-winning historical author
Stewart Ross about two children, one French
and one German, caught up in the horrors
of World War 1. As with all Fiction Express
e-books, the
book will be
published
in weekly
instalments
with readers
voting each
week on plot
direction.
War Courses
Three exhibitors are commemorating the centenary of the outbreak of
World War 1.
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Language resources
help pupil progress
Communication Across Cultures (stand E10) will
launch The Learning Village, an online environment
designed to support six- to 14-year-old new arrivals.
Using fun, interactive and game-based learning,
the new resource provides these pupils with the
language they need to succeed, both socially and
academically, at school. It includes an assessment
of students’ current level of English and progressive
sessions of English language learning.
Also supporting pupils whose first language isn’t
English, MathsZone (stand A71) will introduce
Access to Maths, which enables students to
progress in maths without fluency in English. The
course helps teachers to make real assessments of
pupils’ mathematical knowledge rather than their
knowledge of English. MathsZone will also show
Gridlines, its new card game designed to reinforce
learning in maths.
Head to stand A31 to see Primart’s child-centric art installations for schools. Suitable for indoor or outdoor
use, the steel and wood sculptures can be commissioned by schools to help them communicate their
values in a striking and creative way.
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Learning Labs (stand EE82) has
teamed up with post-it notes
company 3M to launch
FlashSticks, to help school
children learn a foreign
language. The printed,
colour-coded post-it notes can be
stuck up anywhere so students can learn
while going about their daily routine. Using visual
icons and phonetics, along with an app that enables
users to wave their smartphone over a note to hear
a word’s pronunciation, FlashSticks are currently
available in French, Spanish, German and Italian.
New exhibitor Ariel Trust (stand J80) develops
curriculum-linked resources to help schools tackle
social issues such sex and relationship education
and homophobic bullying. Head to the stand to find
out about the charity’s work, and how its creative
and easy to use resources can help motivate young
people into changing their attitudes.
Cognosis Games (stand A33) will unveil its new
board game to help children develop logical
thinking skills. The game is aimed at over eight-
year-olds and features 600 Cognitive Ability Test
questions to test students’ verbal, non-verbal and
numerical reasoning against the clock. Suitable for
11+ and entrance exam practice, Cognosis can also
be played as a fun family game. Visit the stand to get
a special show discount on Cognosis.
With a recent report by the National Children’s
Bureau finding that child poverty is, in many respects,
a bigger problem today than it was 50 years ago,
EduCare for Education (stand G23) will highlight
its awareness raising online service for schools. This
supports school staff with the training they need to
spot and act on signs of child neglect. EduCare’s
service contains 16 safeguarding and duty of care
programmes, including NSPCC Child Neglect and
NSPCC Child Protection Awareness in Education.
Ingestre Hall Residential (stand K83), the UK’s
only dedicated residential arts centre for schools,
is exhibiting for the first time at the show. The
Staffordshire-based Jacobean mansion offers
arts courses and activities for groups, from KS2
up to post-16. The courses cover numerous arts
disciplines, including dance, drama, music, and
visual arts and media, and range from activity days to
residential weeks.
First time exhibitor Live-N-Learn (stand EE87)
will showcase its new Mindset: Close the Gap
programme, designed to help schools close the
achievement gap of pupil premium students. The
workshop aims to help young people to value their
potential, overcome peer pressure and progress by
improving their overall attitude to learning.
St John Ambulance (stand LL47-L49) will
showcase its new student first aid programme,
which gives schools the flexibility to select the most
suitable training option for their students and fit it
around the school day. Visit the stand to find out
more about the new programme and also check out
St John’s first aid resources, which are available for
free at teachthedifference.org.uk
Traidcraft (stand J79) is making
its first appearance at the show,
to raise awareness of its fair trade
coffee and discuss how pupils can
develop teamworking and business
skills, and raise funds, through
running Traidcraft tuckshops. The
charity will also provide information
on its downloadable activities and teaching
resources for all key stages and curriculum subjects.
KI (stand E59-D60) has added three vibrant and
contemporary new colours to its popular range of
Postura+ chairs for schools. Postura+ ergonomic
seating is designed to promote good posture, and
will be displayed on KI’s stand alongside its other
educational furniture ranges, including Intellect Wave
and Maestro chairs.
Medpac (stand L80) has introduced an insulated
version of its medicine storage bag, to help ensure
the temperature of certain medications is regulated
when children are out and about. Medpacs are
designed to store and carry medicines safely and
securely, and include a Photo ID card and Treatment
Card, for writing the information required to quickly
administer the medicine.
Learning Labs (stand EE82) has
teamed up with post-it notes
colour-coded post-it notes can be
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inclusive education
First time exhibitor Dickory
Dock Designs (stand E55)
will unveil its new tactile
and sensory products for
mainstream and SEN early
years and primary pupils.
The colourful and creative
Fantasy Story Garden and
Counting Garden can each be placed in a Tuff Spot
tray or spread onto a flat surface, and folded away
quickly into a storage bag after use.
Dutch company Playnetic (stand H66) will
launch its new Music- and StoryBall for early years
and primary school pupils, including SEN and
handicapped children. The easy to use ball, which
is made from hard wearing steel, can be installed in
the playground to help pupils learn through outdoor
play. The ball works by simply turning a crank at the
top, and can be used with different collections of
songs and stories.
Inclusive Play (stand E65) will debut at the
show with its range of outdoor playground
equipment designed for children of all abilities and
developmental levels. Focusing on sensory play,
musical play and movement, the range includes the
Revolve and Fusion spinning and rocking bowls in
which children sit and move.
Phonic Books (stand M2) will showcase its new
Moon Dogs series of catch-up phonic reading
books for older, struggling readers. Aimed at eight
to 14 year-olds in mainstream or SEN
education, the books include short
decodable texts, which follow step-
by-step phonic progression. Featuring
fun stories and contemporary
illustrations, the books are
complemented by two workbooks
with activities based on the stories.
Visit Dore on stand M3 to discover how its
programme of personalised physical exercises
can help pupils with learning difficulties, such as
dyslexia, dyspraxia and ADHD. The new, more
accessible and affordable model of the Dore
Programme costs under £1200 for eight SEN
pupils aged seven and over.
Move4words (stand N26) will also show how
teachers can harness the power of physical
exercise to improve self-control and attention, and
consequently boost literacy performance, among
seven to 12 year-old pupils. Move4words is most
effective for SEN pupils and the bottom 20% of
learners. It now includes self-training materials
for teachers so they can access the programme
without an external trainer.
Oaka Books (stand F3) will introduce its new
range of geography, science and history revision
packs for KS3/Common Entrance SEN pupils and
visual learners. The packs feature colourful books,
with illustrations and memory maps to help
students revise key facts, and other revision
aids, such as board games, flashcards and
pop-out characters. All the packs focus on
specific topics and new titles include Physics:
Forces and Historical Figures: Nelson Mandela.
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Achievement for All M61
Action Centres UK J15-H16
Altru Drama Ltd M30
Altuity Solutions A66
Altuity Solutions A68
Amnesty International
UK H21
Anglia Log Cabins L25
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Architecture Workshops G13
Ariel Trust L75
Arts Award and Artsmark J67
Aspire Sports M69
Association for Science
Education K57
Association of
Muslim Schools UK L29
Association of Play
Industries H64
Association of Teachers
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ATG Tickets H26
ATL – The Education
Union M43
Authors’ Licensing
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Autopress Education G15-F16
Autumn Publishing LL46
Avery UK C42
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Bag2school K20
Baker Ross G20
Beappy EE90
BESA F5-E6
Best Desk G62
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Birley Manufacturing Ltd M47
Birmingham Museums L59
Bksb F27
Blankproducts Ltd D80
Blue Cross G11
BlueAV L17
Bridgwater College
Forest School EE88
British Council H41
British Dental Health
Foundation F11
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Association N25
British Red Cross D21-C22
Brother UK Ltd B87
Buzzard Publishing L20
CA Grant / Plastic Tokens F29
Canal & River Explorers L64
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CBis-education B79
Centro F14
CES (Charity, Education
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Chessington World
of Adventures Resort M56
Child’s Play (international)
Ltd L2
Clarity in Sound Light
and Vision Ltd F10
Classical Comics Ltd L40
Classroom Monitor F35
Clickety Books D81
CND Peace Education L27
Codey Learns Ltd G14
Cognosis Games
Limited A33
Collins Education E49-D50
Commonwealth War
Graves Commission L61
Communication
Across Cultures/
Teacherhorizons E10
Community Playthings A64
ConquerMaths.com B29-A30
Conway Centres F51
Cool Milk J13-H14
Cornerstones
Education F41-E42
Costco Wholesale H82
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Cracking Ideas G22
Crafting Futures A36
Creative Play H73
Creativity International Ltd H3
Crick Software Ltd E22
Crossbow Education K3
Curriculum Visions C29-B30
Data Harvest J29-H30
Daydream Education A32
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Theatres J30
Design3i E41
Dickory Dock Designs
Ltd EE85
Digital Nursery K39-J40
Dimensions Curriculum
Ltd G24
Disney On Ice K66
DLT Media (UK) Ltd K45
Dodford Children’s
Holiday Farm J75
Dogs Trust Education
Programme J16
Don’t Lean Back Ltd
(DLB...) C81
Dore M3
Doughty Engineering Ltd L17
Drake Educational
Associates LL48
Drayton Manor
Theme Park M60
Eastpoint E87
Easy Read Time
Teacher Clocks F2
Edding (uk) Ltd B19-A20
Edding (uk) Ltd B20
Edding (uk) Ltd A19
Eden Learning
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Edge Hill University N24
EDUCAN UK E85
EduCare for Education G23
Education Time L70
Educational Advantage A23
Educationcity.com F49-E50
Energi Yearbooks E52
Engaging Education K34
Eos Teaching School
Alliance A45
Espo N35-M34
Espresso Education D51
ExaClair Limited D61
Fiction Express H29
Filmbank Distributors
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Fireco Ltd LL93
First News K30
FlashSticks EE83
Focus on Food M41
FOOD - A FACT OF LIFE J25
Fosco Hayes Hurdley Ltd L15
Fresh Air Fitness H63
Fresh Start for Kids K70
Future First L101
gear4schools E80
Genie Tutors N22
Get Deaf Aware A63
Girlguiding F32
Globastudy L43
GOOD2GO J39
Gratnells D1
Great Grub Club J65
Green Board Games K11-J10
Grief Recovery (UK) Ltd L91
Guide Dogs for the
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Hachette Children’s
Books K50
Hands Up For Action J66
Happy Numbers C71-B72
Headstart Languages LL102
Helix Trading Ltd /
Maped UK D42
Henkel Limited B41-A50
Highline Adventure J69
Hobgoblin Theatre
Company J14
HotTicketsForSCHOOLS.com H13
Hue Classroom Camera
and Animation F39
ID Solutions 2U J35-H36
Imovesdance UK Ltd K63
Inclusive Play E65
Infinite Playgrounds K36
Ingestre Hall Residential
Arts Centre H112
Insect Lore K1
Insight & Xirrus A79
Inspire Curriculum J44
International Fund for
Animal Welfare (IFAW) E82
Into Film E46
IT Schools Africa E21
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Jem Education Direct
Ltd M37-L38
Jofli Bear E83
Jogo Behaviour Support Ltd D37
Johnson Test Papers E32
Jolly Back C83
JSA Innovations A43
Just2easy.com E23
Kapla M54
KI EUROPE E59-D60
Kidicraft Ltd G69
Kites for Schools CD81
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Letterland International Ltd K10
Lexia Reading D26
Live-N-Learn Ltd EE87
Lovair K61
Loved By Kids H43
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Magic Whiteboard K2
Manor Adventure L60
Mantra Lingua C31-B32
Maths-Whizz L19
Me and My A47
Medpac L80
Merlin Entertainments
Group M56
Metalliform Ltd H15-G18
Mike Miller Associates M19
Morley’s of Bicester Ltd A5
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Literacy Support N26
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National Union of
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Newman University L92
Norseman Direct
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Notice Boards UK J19
Nuco International D23-C24
Numbergym Software D59
Nursery World L16
O-TRACK D32
Oaka Books F3
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Osborne Technologies Ltd L30
Outside Classroom Boards E2
Parent PA K15
Partake AR A77
PC World Business G76
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Pearson K49-J50
PET-Xi G36
Petra’s Planet for Schools B85
Phonic Books Ltd M2
Playgarden E53
Playground Trails M1
Playnetic BV H66
Playtime By Fawns G59-F60
Plusballs CD80
Polydron UK A21
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Primarysite M105
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Gardening K35
Safer Handling M109
Scholastic Limited G5O
Schrole H68
Scientific & Chemical
Supplies Ltd E40
SCUBA Pursuits L13
SecEd & Headteacher L39
See Tickets F59
Selectamark Security
Systems Plc E81
selfharm.co.uk L45
Show My Homework A78
Signature F1
Sky Sports Living for Sport M89
Smart Kids UK Ltd J11-H10
Smooga Ltd H59-G60
Sovereign Design Play
Systems Ltd J70
Spaceforme B65
Speaking Volumes LL44
Speech Link + Language
Link M26
Sports Plus Scheme Ltd H60
St John Ambulance L49-LL47
Stabilo H35
StackaStage K26
Staedtler (UK) Limited E19-D20
Stage Systems E51
Stationery Market Ltd D73
Stitchedboxes D65
Stoneworks Education K40
Stormfront Retail K58
StoryPhones by Opsol UK B80
Streetspace Group K13
Striving For My Best Ltd
(S4MB) A35
STUDY. J42
Sundeala Ltd A49
Superstickers L55-K56
Supply2Teach Limited L46
Sweet Counter/
Playground Pictures N20
Talking Products Ltd E3
Taskmaster UK Ltd C80
Taskmaster UK Ltd C82
Teach Nursery, Teach
Primary & Teach
Secondary D20
Teacherhorizons E10
Teachers Assurance C60
Teachers Media
International L11
Teachers’ Pocketbooks H42
Teachers2parents E31
Teal Patents N5
Teejay Publishers L42
Thames and Kosmos D82
The Animal Man L78
The Forced Marriage
Unit - Foreign and
Commonwealth Office G21
The Maths Zone A71
The Pedagogs Ltd E24
The Promoting Alternative
Thinking Strategies
(PATHS®) Programme
for Schools (UK Version) F12
The Rewarding Results
Company K47
The School Planner
Company G63
The School Uniform
Specialists K79
The Scout Association LL73
The Stable Company J26
The Sticker Factory LL41
The Table Banner J111
The Venture Centre J62
ThinQ Education E12
Thorpe Park M56
TimeZing A41
Timotay Playscapes F78
Toby Carvery L63
Top Trumps K12
Topical Resources G1
Traidcraft J79
Truelight sound light
and vision D24
TTS Group Ltd D19-C20
TTS Publishing E19A
Unistage J55-H56
vision2learn F26
Vocab Express E86
Voice - the Union
for Education
Professionals M53-L54
Walton Designs G26
Warner Bros. Studios
Leavesden N55
Warwick Castle M56
WaterAid L44
West Design Products Ltd K24
West Mercia Supplies C49-B50
White Space Ltd
(Wordshark) J45
Widehorizons Education
Trust LL74
Wildlife World E84
WJEC D54
WM PRINT Limited C85
WOWtalk by Worktree H17
Wrs Group H77
Yellow Door A1
Yellow Dot B37-A38
YPO C17-B18
Zebra Pen (Uk) Ltd G29
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