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The 2026 7th International Conference on Education, Knowledge and Information Management (ICEKIM 2026) will be held in the vibrant city of Cambridge at the historic Churchill College, University of Cambridge, UK, from October 15 to 17, 2026. The event is sponsored by Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge, UK), Northeastern University (Shenyang, China) and the Cambridge Silicon Age Centre for Innovation (Cambridge, UK). This premier event will bring together leading researchers, educators, policymakers and industry experts to explore the latest advancements and emerging challenges in education, knowledge systems, and information management within an increasingly digital and interconnected global landscape. As educational paradigms and information technologies continue to evolve, ICEKIM 2026 will serve as a dynamic platform for sharing innovative research, proven best practices, and transformative ideas. Participants will engage in insightful discussions on a wide range of topics, including artificial intelligence in education, digital literacy, big data in knowledge management, e-learning innovations, and sustainable information systems, among others. We invite researchers, practitioners, and scholars from around the world to join us in Cambridge - a city celebrated for its rich history and modern innovation - for an inspiring exchange of ideas and strategies that will shape the future of learning and knowledge dissemination worldwide. Be part of ICEKIM 2026 and contribute to the global dialogue on education and information innovation!

Simon Education presents the seventh Black Book Festival, including The Education Expo 2026, raising funds for the SEADS Project. This grassroots festival is aimed at the African and Caribbean community and is a platform to showcase authors, publishers and booksellers. The event provides an opportunity for the global community to: listen to new and exciting Black writers and publishers learn how to write the book they always knew they had within them learn about the global Black book industry identify opportunities to publish and exhibit books on the Black experience. Another aim of the festival is to raise much needed funds for Simon Education's SEADS Project, that provides free education resources and teacher training resources to schools in Africa and the Caribbean. The project currently supports 38 schools in 10 countries with a total student population of 35,000. Entrance guidelines: Free entry to book expo with 50 stalls. Paid entrance to seminar presentations and book expo. Paid ticket holders to go to the front of the queue. Seminar tickets can be booked online or at the venue and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served, basis. Festival DJ/Music Provided by our own in-house Music (RnB, Afrobeats and Reggae) featuring DJ Rak Writing & Publishing seminars (Paid ticket holders only 11.30am - 5 pm) Bestselling author Paige Lewin in conversation with author Sandra A. Agard How to Write, Publish and Market Your Book with author David Simon Celebrating 100 Years of Black History with authors Sista Shanice and Kandace Chimbiri New Voices, New Books - tba Education seminars (Paid ticket holders only 11.30am - 5pm) AI and the Education of the Black Child presented by educationalist, David Simon Black Scientist and Inventors with publisher and author Michael Williams Your Career: Launching Into AI and Automation presented by AI consultant, Chinyere Simon

As nations invest in future-ready talent, innovation, and digital transformation, STEM education has never been more important. This summit will unite educators, policymakers, academic leaders, EdTech innovators, and industry experts to explore new ideas, share best practices, and shape the future of learning. The 4th Annual Qatar STEM Education Conference in 2026 will convene the most influential voices in education, technology, and policy. The conference will offer keynote addresses, panel discussions, research showcases, and networking

BRILLIANT is the fastest growing education event in the UK and the country’s largest STEAM festival What is BRILLIANT Festival? BRILLIANT is a free , one day festival built to reignite your passion for teaching. It brings together more than 2,000 teachers, leaders and education professionals for the largest education event in the North West and one of the most energising days of CPD in the UK. The event creates a space where educators, employers, innovators and policymakers can share ideas, explore new approaches to learning, and build meaningful partnerships. It is not a traditional conference. Instead, BRILLIANT focuses on conversations, workshops, and real examples of how collaboration between education and industry can transform opportunities for young people. Across the day, attendees will hear from leading voices in education, business, and technology. They will explore new ways of thinking about skills, curriculum, careers education, and the role of employers in shaping learning. Most importantly, they will leave with practical ideas and connections they can take back into their work. BRILLIANT is about possibility and aims to show what happens when schools and industry work together to create better pathways for the next generation.

The world’s biggest celebration of education. Bett UK 2026 welcomed over 37,000 members of the global education community, including 14,000 education decision makers and 700+ exhibitors from across 130 countries. Join us in 2027 as we come together once again with one shared purpose: to drive better education globally. Explore the best of EdTech in one place Explore the highest quality EdTech, take part in world leading demos and collaborate with industry leaders during three days of EdTech excellence.  Bett UK 2027 is a must-attend event with the power to make a genuine impact on the lives of teachers and learners. Meet the buyers who shape the future of education We're bringing your target audience all together in one place and providing you with an unparalleled opportunity to meet them. Join Bett to save time, maximise your return on investment and unlock new opportunities at Bett UK 2027. Be part of the world’s leading EdTech event Discover groundbreaking solutions, connect with 37,000+ education professionals, and hear from inspiring global speakers. Don’t miss your chance to shape the future of education. Register today. Free for all educators.

The 17th instalment of one of the UK’s most exciting and inspiring education events will take place in July 2027. Founded by Wellington College in 2010, the Festival of Education gathers educators from across the UK and beyond for two days of invaluable professional development, discussions, and networking. The Festival of Education stands out as a truly unique professional development event, bringing together a diverse community of educators. The 2026 event featured over 500 speakers and attracted over 6,000 attendees, with over 80% coming from state-funded schools and FE colleges. The Festival is designed for all educators, providing an inclusive platform for learning and growth. The 17th Festival of Education will take place at Wellington College on the 8th and 9th of July 2027. It will host hundreds of speakers and welcome thousands of attendees from across the education sector. At the heart of the Festival is an understanding that learning should be inspiring, engaging, and fun. The Festival is no ordinary education conference. From challenging debates to expert orators, and renowned headliners to unexpected new connections. The Festival of Education is an event where those who inspire find their own inspiration.

Are your pupils smarter than a Stone Age engineer? Helen Mulley investigates in this episode of Teachwire Talks, alongside Jennifer Wexler from English Heritage  and maths communicator Thomas K Briggs. Together, they unpack how Stonehenge was constructed and precisely aligned to the solstices, revealing extraordinary ancient engineering and maths. They also chat about how these prehistoric problems can spark powerful STEM learning in today’s classrooms. Find out how you can bring prehistory to life with a school visit to Stonehenge . About the guests Jennifer Wexler  is the historian of prehistoric sites at English Heritage, and former project curator on the Grave Goods Project and World of Stonehenge Exhibition at the British Museum. Her research interests include archaeological and mortuary landscapes, digital heritage, forgotten histories, and the public presentation of archaeology. Thomas K Briggs  is a learning and education consultant for museums, galleries, libraries and archives, in the heritage sector and beyond. He is the author of  The Mathematician’s Library , about the books that unlocked the power of number, and has also set up the  History and Mathematics in Education Network  (HaMiEN) to encourage and facilitate connections between people interested in history and maths.