Education Business Awards - categories
Presented to the UK Primary School that has made outstanding progress in the management of its facilities, finances and human resources and can demonstrate an increase in the educational performance of the school.
2025 Winner: West Thornton Primary School, London
Presented to the UK Secondary School that has made outstanding progress in the management of its facilities, finances and human resources and can demonstrate an increase in the educational performance of the school.
2025 Winner: Ridgeway Secondary School, Worcestershire
Sponsored by Hardsoft Computers
Presented to the UK Independent school that has made outstanding progress in the management of its facilities, finances and human resources and can demonstrate an increase in the educational performance of the school.
2025 Winner: Latymer Upper School, London
Sponsored by nasen
Presented to the UK SEN Establishment that can demonstrate an increase in the quality of care and education services provided to students with Special Educational Needs
2025 Winner: Leigh Academy Milestone, Essex
Sponsored by Chalkie AI
Awarded to the educational establishment in the UK that can demonstrate innovation in its approach to teaching and deploying Information and Communication technologies that further the learning experience of its students.
2025 Winner: Thomas Tallis School, London
Sponsored by The Minibus Centre
Recognising an individual project where a school has worked with an outside agency or local authority to refine its buying practices and increase value to the taxpayer.
2025 Winner: Wellington Place Primary School, Leicestershire
Sponsored by ESPO
Presented to an individual whose business leadership skills and commercial outlook have had a positive impact on the school’s budgeting and strategic decision making.
2025 Winner: Lesley Colbert - Maritime Academy Trust
This award recognises a setting that has demonstrated exceptional commitment to promoting inclusiveness in the classroom and creating a positive and supportive learning environment for all students.
2025 Winner: River Learning Trust, Oxfordshire
Presented to the establishment that has provided what is judged to be the most technically advanced building constructed for the purpose of teaching present and future pupils.
2025 Winner: Byrchall High School, Wigan
Awarded to the school project that can demonstrate a benefit to the environment and the environmental education of its pupils.
2025 Winner: King's Academy Easthampstead Park
This award recognises schools working in partnership with the community and other public sector bodies on projects that bring specific benefits to the local community.
2025 Winner: Etone College, Warwickshire
This award recognises an educational establishment which has invested in its recruitment methods and processes to ensure a timely intake of appropriate teaching and support staff.
2025 Winner: Exeter College, Devon
Recognising inspirational school leaders whose role has led to significant and positive improvements in secondary school education by inspiring and facilitating the wider school team.
2025 Recipient: Dawn Ferdinand - Willow School / Broadwaters Children's Centre, London
Recognising inspirational school leaders whose role has led to significant and positive improvements in primary education by inspiring and facilitating the wider school team.
2025 Recipient: Mark Thomas - Brymore Academy, Somerset
Awarded to the educational establishment that has excelled in the provision of a first class environment for teaching STEM subjects including Maths, Technology and Sciences. Entry is open to schools from all sectors.
2025 Winner: Alderman Peel High School, Norfolk
Recognising the UK school that has made outstanding efforts to increase security through a combination of increased awareness in staff and pupils and the procurement and installation of additional security measures.
2025 Winner: Royal High School, Edinburgh
Presented to the educational establishment that can demonstrate a commitment to providing students with a range of subject specific educational visits in order to further their learning experience.
2025 Winner: Castledon School, Essex
Presented to an educational establishment in the UK that can demonstrate a commitment to healthy eating and value for money through the provision of a first class catering service available to all students.
2025 Winner: Ingol Community Primary School, Lancashire
Awarded to the educational establishment in the UK that can demonstrate an outstanding commitment to developing the sporting skills of its students through the provision of first class facilities and coaching programmes.
2025 Winner: Heathfield Junior School, London
Recognising an organisation providing educational resources, products or services which support teaching and increase pupil engagement in the secondary schools sector.