British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA) member NetSupport brought together key updates from education specialist and CEO Al Kingsley MBE in a practical guide for Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) guidance.
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With the latest Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE) guidance now in effect, many schools will be reviewing what the changes mean for them. To help, BESA member, N…
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British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA)
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- Education Administration Programs
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About British Educational Suppliers Association (BESA)
BESA is the UK’s trade association for educational suppliers, championing and supporting companies that deliver high-quality products and services to schools. Our Code of Practice ensures trust and excellence, giving educators confidence in their choices. Through research, insights, industry events, and policy advocacy, we help member companies navigate the evolving education landscape. With over 90 years of experience, BESA is committed to advancing the sector and driving best practice, shaping the future of learning in the UK and globally.
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