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Stage 118-Nov-2025How can we empower all learners today to thrive in tomorrow's world and create truly inclusive learning environments? As technology reshapes the workplace, skills like creative problem-solving, analytical and design thinking, and collaboration are more vital than ever. Join us for a keynote exploring this challenge, and a discussion with school leaders sharing their strategies for developing these skills in all students, ensuring equitable access and opportunity, supported by Apple technology.
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Catering Area18-Nov-2025
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Stand 21718-Nov-2025
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Stand 21718-Nov-2025
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18-Nov-2025
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EdTech Stage18-Nov-2025Trellis Education is proud to join the EdTech event to showcase its work in transforming Additional Support Needs (ASN) planning through AI.
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Stage 118-Nov-2025
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EdTech Stage18-Nov-2025How does the opportunity of technology help shape truly inclusive learning environments. Discover how two schools in Scotland are leveraging the power of Apple technology to break down barriers, personalise learning, and empower all students to thrive. This presentation will showcase practical strategies and real-world examples of creating equitable access and opportunity through thoughtful technology integration.
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EdTech Stage18-Nov-2025This dynamic session brings together global and national perspectives on how data, language, and co-design can shape the future of inclusive digital learning. Alexandra Feeley, Director at Oxford Languages, will share how rich, high-quality language data underpins equitable, culturally relevant AI-driven EdTech. The session then turns to Scotland’s Learner Profile, an ambitious digital tool co-designed with children, educators, and partners, to capture learning and build skills profiles.
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EdTech Stage18-Nov-2025This engaging session will explore how AI tools can enhance teaching and learning by fostering creative digital skills, empowering teachers, and enriching the educational experience for every student.
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Stage 118-Nov-2025
Sensory Inclusive Learning Environments
We are all affected by the characteristics of the different spaces and places around us. The way things look, sound, feel and smell is also uniquely individual. The combination of the physical environment and our own sensory responses can create positive or negative experiences. Stephen Long from SFT and Jean Hewitt from Buro Happold will explore how learning environments can be sensory inclusive to enhance the experiences of all users, including children and young people, staff and the wider community.
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Exhibition Visit & Lunch18-Nov-2025
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Registration & Exhibition Visit18-Nov-2025
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Exhibition Visit & Coffee Break18-Nov-2025
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Exhibition Visit & Coffee Break18-Nov-2025
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Exhibition Visit18-Nov-2025
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Move to Stage 1 for Closing Keynote18-Nov-2025
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Exhibition Visit & Coffee Break18-Nov-2025








