The DfE brings the latest policy announcements, advice and practical support to visitors of the Show. The new and improved Government Education Village will help you get answers to the key questions you have about running your school or academy
Established in 1981, ESPO are a public sector organisation with decades of experience working with, and buying on behalf of, education providers just like yours. Trust us for advice, outstanding value and to always offer a fantastic range of items, plus frameworks giving you access to many thousands more products and services.
FASNA is the only ‘not for profit’ national membership network for all schools. Our aim is to promote and secure autonomy for schools and evidence its success. FASNA supports school leaders and provides members with information, guidance and support and the opportunity to contribute to emerging policy and practice through our representation to Government and DfE.
The Institute of School Business Leadership (ISBL) succeeded NASBM in November 2017. ISBL aims to provide the sector with confidence in the school business leadership community through a framework of qualifications underpinned by Professional Standards linked to membership categories and practitioners with the professional recognition and status they deserve.
The National Governnance Association (NGA) is an independent charity that aims to improve the educational standards and well-being of children and young people through supporting and promoting outstanding governance in all state-funded schools, including academies and free schools.
NAHT represents all leaders in education. Benefits of membership include:
education management and employment advice; legal support; negotiations on pay, conditions and pensions; influencing educational policy making; CPD and tailored training.
The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) is Britain's leading professional body representing over 18,000 school, college and system leaders, across the UK, including primary schools, multi-academy trusts and those working across phases.
Nasen (National Association of Special Educational Needs) is a charity organisation who provides relevant knowledge, training and resources required to enable staff to meet all pupils’ needs. Nasen provide seminars on best practice in SEND provision as well as the latest on SEND reform and funding as part of our brand new SEND Open Theatre.
Naace is the National Association for all those interested in technology in education. We are a community of educators, technologists and policy makers who share a vision for the role of technology in advancing education.
Naace provides seminars and advice on successful approaches to learning with technology and supporting schools in getting the most from investment in education technology.
Helping you to buy better. As a leading public sector procurement organisation with over 40 years’ experience, YPO not only has a huge range of products and services at market-leading prices, but most importantly, the expertise to help you find the best solution. We don’t just offer the best value, we help deliver it.
Founded in 2009, New Schools Network is an independent charity that works to transform the standard of education in England by delivering more high-quality free schools and campaigning to win public and political support for free schools.
MyAcademy is published by GovNet, organiser of the UK’s largest event in the academies sector, The Academies Show. Whether your interest lies primarily within Academy Finance and Procurement, HR and Payroll, Sustainability, Facilities and Estates, SEN, Governance, Leadership, or Nutrition, MyAcademy is a vital source of information for both existing and converting academies.
Tes Global is a digital education company committed to supporting teaching and learning. Our mission is simply to help teachers, schools and universities succeed
A website and e-newsletter reporting on all aspects of design, construction, refurbishment and facilities maintenance in the education sector.
Primary School Management provides school business professionals and headteachers with helpful advice and useful information relating to all the organisational and logistical aspects of running a primary school.
Education magazine contains up to date information and articles on education matter, exhibitions and products. It is a source of information to Head Teachers, Principals, Bursars, Business and Facility Managers plus School Governing Bodies.
SecEd is dedicated to supporting secondary education professionals across the UK. Our journalists and writers report on a range of issues affecting secondary education, including the latest policy and legislation, educational research and pedagogy, best practice, the latest resources, and any other areas of interest to secondary professionals and practitioners.
Headteacher Update is a magazine dedicated to the primary school leadership team. Published six times a year, we tackle a wide range of leadership issues, offering best practice, case studies and in-depth information. We focus our advice and news on the latest government policies, school inspection, curriculum, technology, the school workforce, the Pupil Premium, and much more. The magazine also has a regular focus on resources and carries extensive product information.
Education Technology is a market-leading magazine reporting on the latest news and innovations in technology for the whole education sector and key tech trends, including cloud computing, coding and 3D printing. ET communicates to its audience via the bi-monthly magazine, website to edtech decision makers including; e-learning officers, learning technologists, directors of technology and vice chancellors.
Academy Today is a market-leading digital platform reporting on the latest news and opinion from the academy sector, including free schools, Multi-Academy Trusts and University Technical Colleges. AT delivers engaging content through its website, social media networks and e-newsletter, to an opt-in subscriber database of key decision makers such as headteachers, school business managers, finance directors and IT managers.
Education Business, now in its 20th year, is published monthly by Public Sector Information. EB's pages contain need-to-know features, news and case studies that explain the administrative and commercial issues affecting education. Regular topics include ICT, Finance/Funding, Facilities Management, Security, Health & Safety, Catering and Special Educational Needs. Contributors range from government ministers through to top-level educators and association chairs.
Established in 1991, Education Today is a key news and product magazine devoted to the education sector, both state funded and private, covering Key Stages 1 to 5, as well as further and higher education. The magazine offers news, views and essential product information, designed to give teachers an engaging read and keep them up to date with the latest technology, products and services available for their schools.
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