Fifty BESA education suppliers pledge to offer free advice to schools
BESA has launched a new initiative, the Catch-up Challenge School Support Scheme, which brings together over 50 trusted UK education suppliers who have pledged to offer free advice to schools to help them with education recovery.
It is designed to help teachers identify the best ways of supporting students during this critical time. School and trust leaders, subject coordinators and classroom teachers are invited to browse the curated list of suppliers to find bespoke support for their setting.
They can book a call directly with the suppliers of their choice, filtering by the Ofsted inspection framework categories. So whether schools want advice on Quality of Education, Behaviour and Attitudes, Personal Development or Leadership and Management, there will be a trusted and experienced supplier available to help.
Caroline Wright, Director General at BESA said: “We are delighted to bring together the very best educational suppliers and connect them directly with educators to support their catch-up plans. Teachers can gain immediate access to specialist advice and support to help them make a real impact on education this year.”
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