EdTech
How to enter
One separate entry form should be completed for each category you enter.
You may enter the same product into more than one category.
Entries should be no more than 1,000 words.
Supporting material is not included in the entry word count.
Please answer each criteria point as fully as you can.
Self-nominations are accepted.
Entry cost
EdTech companies: £199
EdTech startup category: £50
The deadline to submit your entries is 11.59pm on 29th April 2024. Entries received after this will not be considered.
Best wellbeing, safeguarding or online safety product
This category recognises EdTech products that promote wellbeing, safeguarding, or online safety for students at any stage of education and in any country. These can be software, hardware or apps.
Download the entry form here.
Best Primary curriculum resource
This category recognises the technology resources that support the Primary/Elementary curriculum in your country. They can be software or apps that support and inspire learning.
Download the entry form here.
Best Secondary curriculum resource
This category recognises the technology resources that support the Secondary curriculum in your country. They can be software or apps that support and inspire learning.
Download the entry form here.
Best EdTech start-up – under 3 years old
This category is for start-up businesses less than three years old, providing EdTech products, systems or services for schools.
Download the entry form here.
Best EdTech company – more than 3 years old
This category is for established businesses more than three years old, providing EdTech products, systems or services for schools.
Download the entry form here.
Best AI integration (EdTechs)
This category recognises artificial intelligence integrations into existing EdTech products that benefit learning, teaching or reduce staff workload.
Download the entry form here.
Best AI Platform (EdTechs)
This category recognises artificial intelligence platforms for education.
Download the entry form here.
Best EdTech reseller
This category recognises EdTech resellers providing solutions and services to schools, colleges and higher education institutions in any country.
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Best co-production project – edtech company and school working together
This category recognises the strength and effectiveness of a working relationship between an edtech company and a school to create or improve a product, system or service during the last two years.
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Best EdTech product – hardware
This category is for edtech hardware products that support and inspire learning.
Download the entry form here.
Best Makerspace product
This category is for either software or hardware products.
Download the entry form here.
Best EdTech product – School Management Solutions
This category recognises school management systems (SMS) that provide ways for schools to become more structured and efficient.
Download the entry form here.
Best EdTech product – SEND, Accessibility
This category recognises technology products/solutions that support students with special education needs and disabilities at any stage of education.
Download the entry form here.