Strong sponsor line-up bolsters momentum for this year’s ceremony

A fourteen strong line-up of sponsors are already confirmed for this year’s Educate Awards, eight months ahead of the prestigious awards ceremony.

The sponsors are the back bone of the annual event, lending their invaluable support to help us celebrate education and inspirational educators across the region.

Returning as title sponsors are Copyrite Systems and Ricoh UK, two of the UK’s most innovative companies which are passionate about collaboration, technology and communication.

Earlier this month, multi-award winning consultancy Hi-Impact joined the awards as the new Innovation in Education sponsor.

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The glamorous awards evening is to be held at the prestigious Liverpool Cathedral on 17 November.

 

Other category sponsors announced so far include Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU); The Foundry Agency; Wray Brothers; Paul Crowley & Co; The Bishop of Liverpool, The Rt. Revd. Paul Bayes; The Liverpool Learning Partnership (LLP); All About STEM; LSSP; School Improvement Liverpool Ltd; Capita Education and Progress Schools.

Kim O’Brien, executive editor of Educate Magazine and founder of the Educate Awards, says: “Thanks to our sponsors’ partnership with the Educate Awards, we are able to bring this important event to the region and celebrate inspirational educators and schools.

“Without their support, we wouldn’t have been able to grow and develop our awards to the scale they are at today, so I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to each and every sponsor.”

Sponsors

Headline sponsors, Copyrite Systems and Ricoh UK

Hi-Impact, sponsoring the Innovation in Education Award

Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), sponsoring Most Inspirational 16-18 Education Provider

Wray Brothers, sponsoring Most Inspirational Secondary School

Paul Crowley & Co, sponsoring Wow Recognition Award

All About STEM, sponsoring STEM Project of the Year

The Foundry Agency, sponsoring The Communication Award

LSSP, sponsoring Outstanding Commitment to Sport in a Primary School

Progress Schools, sponsoring the SEND Provision Award

The Bishop of Liverpool, The Rt. Revd. Paul Bayes, sponsoring the Community Partnership Award

Liverpool Learning Partnership (LLP), sponsoring the Outstanding Arts in a Secondary School Award

Capita Education, sponsoring the Teacher of the Year Award

School Improvement Liverpool, sponsoring the School Support Star of the Year

For full details of all 21 award categories, click here or head to the online entry form.

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