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BESA wins legal action in relation to Early Years Resources trademark
The British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) has welcomed the news that the registered trade mark EARLY YEARS RESOURCES has been...
Read MoreBESA’s New Executive Council
BESA Executive Council election results It was the most exciting vote yet with more nominees than ever before. Individuals in...
Read MoreBESA’s EdTech Exchange – Invitation only lunch
The EdTech Exchange organised an insightful lunch event exclusively for a select group of prominent EdTech guests on Tuesday, 25...
Read MoreBest ‘Classroom Aids for Learning, Teaching and Assessment’ and Start Up Loans ‘Business of the Year’ award,.
Mappix is very excited to be shortlisted for the global BETT Awards, hosted in London and winners of the British...
Read MoreBETT 2020: Discovery Education Showcases the Power of Learning Through Experience
Augmented and virtual reality will take centre stage at London’s Bett Show this week, as Discovery Education invites teachers and...
Read MoreBETT Awards – The 2018 Winners
The winners of the 20th prestigious Bett Awards 2018 were announced last night (Wednesday 24 January 2018) at the Bett...
Read MoreBett Awards 2018 shortlist announced
The finalists for the Bett Awards 2018 have just been announced. You can view the full list of them below...
Read MoreBett Futures takeover – January 2018
The Bett Show 2018 is soon upon us. As part of this, BESA has been working with the Bett Futures...
Read MoreBlueSky launches Opal Review, empowering impactful professional development through facilitated 360° performance reviews
Customisable features deliver effortless reviews for all staff in any role Facilitated 360° feedback tool enables balanced and targeted performance...
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Boris Johnson’s Brexit Deal: Can educational suppliers halt their ‘no-deal’ preparations?
In this light, and given Boris Johnson’s continued insistence that he will push his Withdrawal Agreement through Parliament by October 31, BESA has deemed fit that it update its Brexit advice to educational suppliers. However, as it will soon be laid out in greater depth, the conclusion that underpins this briefing is that Johnson’s deal, even if passed, does not ultimately alter educational suppliers’ predicament.
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