The Bett Awards form an integral part of Bett each year, the world’s leading showcase of education technology solutions. Company of the Year is one of the most prestigious categories at the awards, featuring 10 finalists in total, including some of the biggest names in EdTech.
The judges commented that the National Education Group has shown outstanding performance against all criteria. In particular it has demonstrated excellent growth over the last year, and this looks set to continue. The judges were very impressed by the quality and relevance of the company’s services, evidenced by outstanding testimonials. Their commitment to development, responsiveness to changing market needs, along with high levels of customer care make NEG worthy winners of this award.
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This webinar will provide senior leaders, subject leads and teachers with practical advice and guidance on how they can successfully use technology to facilitate children’s remote catch-up learning.
To support continuous access to classroom teaching, it is important schools consider the value of technology in facilitating effective remote learning and reducing the potential impact of further school closures. Access to the right technology and using it the right way has already played a major role in the extent to which children have been able to learn effectively at home.
In this webinar, DfE Innovation Fund Project Manager and leading Education Consultant, Sarah Dove will discuss how schools can use technology in different ways as part of their remote catch-up learning strategy and ensure that there is access to those families who need additional support and how to overcome barriers for disadvantaged children.
Understanding how valuable technology is for both teaching, learning and developing a culture of connectivity.
Recognising how to develop a catch-up curriculum that incorporates the use of technology and can be adapted to ensure continuous learning and minimal disruption.
Developing a catch-up strategy that ensures safeguarding elements of technology use are considered and both parents and children feel secure and confident.
Recognising how different elements of teaching, such as clear explanations, scaffolding and practice and feedback, can all be supported by effective use of technology.
Identifying the importance of schools providing support and guidance to parents and carers on how to use technology, particularly new forms which are introduced.
Their commitment to development, responsiveness to changing market needs, along with high levels of customer care make NEG worthy winners of this award.Read more about our award
This webinar will provide principals, senior leaders, governors and teachers with an expert overview and insight into the Quality Time Action Plan to simplify administrative practices in schools and how the program is likely to impact schools in the future.
This webinar will provide headteachers, principals, governors, councillors, teachers and senior leaders for wellbeing and pastoral support with practical advice on developing and implementing strategies to support the mental health and wellbeing of students, and staff, as they return to school after lockdown.
This webinar will provide headteachers, senior leaders, curriculum leads and designated safeguarding leads with guidance and support in complying with their remote education safeguarding and curriculum requirements.
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