BETT 2026
Friday 23 January - 8:00
SchooliP and CollegeiP are delighted to be attending BETT 2026, the world’s leading education technology exhibition, taking place from 21–23 January at ExCeL London. BETT brings together educators, leaders, and innovators from across the global education sector to explore ideas, share best practice, and discover the latest developments shaping education.
Throughout the event, the SchooliP and CollegeiP team will be available at Stand SE65 to showcase how our platforms support schools and colleges in strengthening leadership, embedding effective improvement planning, and creating sustainable impact. Used nationally and internationally, SchooliP and CollegeiP help organisations bring clarity, consistency, and alignment to their improvement and quality assurance processes.
Visitors to the stand will have the opportunity to meet the team, see live demonstrations, and discuss how SchooliP and CollegeiP can support their context — whether at individual institution level or across groups and trusts. BETT also provides a valuable opportunity to connect with existing customers and partners, share insights, and look ahead to what’s next.
If you’re attending BETT 2026, we’d love you to come and meet us at Stand SE65.
At Derventio Education, we're incredibly passionate about the power of collaboration and shared knowledge in education. Many of us here have deep roots in schools - we're teachers, former leaders, and even school governors ourselves! This firsthand experience fuels our commitment to fostering a vibrant learning community.
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