Awards
About Becta's Award schemes
Becta's Awards schemes play a vital role as part of the organisation's commitment to identifying, exemplifying, rewarding and disseminating effective practice in ICT.
ICT Excellence Awards |
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The ICT Excellence Awards is an award scheme for schools, local authorities and other organisations supporting schools. These awards aim to identify and reward whole school excellence in ICT and reward those organisations who support school improvement with ICT. The 2010 ICT Excellence Awards are now closed for entries. |
Next Generation Learning Awards: Technology Excellence in FE & Skills |
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The winning learning providers were announced at an evening awards ceremony on 8 March 2010. |
BETT Awards |
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Teaching Awards |
 Becta is sponsoring 'The Becta Award for Next Generation Learning' category in the 2010 Teaching Awards. The Teaching Awards are an annual celebration of teaching and learning open to every education establishment in England, Wales and Northern Ireland teaching pupils between the ages of three and 18. The Awards were founded by Lord Puttnam CBE in 1998 and are managed by the Teaching Awards Trust, an independent charity.
The 2010 awards are now closed for nomination. All nominations will now go forward for the 2011 Teaching Awards. |
Excellence in BSF Awards |
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The winners of this year's awards were announced on 13 November 2009. |
The National eWell-Being Awards |
 Becta sponsored the “Sustainable use of ICT in schools” category in The National eWell-Being Awards 2010. The awards celebrate the social, economic and environmental benefits of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). The 2010 winners have been announced! |
AoC Beacon Awards |
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The closing date for nominations is 22 July 2009. |
Learndirect Achievement Awards |
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The 2009 awards are now closed for nominations. |
LSIS Star Awards |
Becta sponsors a category in the 2008 and 2009 LSIS Star Awards. These awards aim to recognise and reward individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the quality of learning in Further Education and Skills Sector. The awards cover all aspects of Further Education provision and are open to both teaching and non-teaching roles. Nominations for the 2009 awards are open until 12 June 2009. |
The Next Generation Learning Awards rewards all types of learning provider in the FE and Skills sector and seeks to identify those across the whole system who are fully confident in the use of technology.
Becta works in partnership with BESA and EMAP on the BETT Awards, which reward innovative technological products and services that are proving to be effective in the education sector.
Becta is sponsoring the Most Effective ICT Partnering category of the Excellence in BSF Awards 2009. The Excellence in BSF Awards recognise outstanding achievement across the BSF programme.
Becta is sponsoring a category in the AoC Beacon Awards. Launched in 1994, these awards recognise, and are designed to promote the interdependence of further education colleges, business, and professional and voluntary sector organisations to their mutual advantage.
Becta is sponsoring a category in the Learndirect Achievement Awards. These awards aim to celebrate the achievements of learners, employers and learndirect learning centres, the three main categories are Individual Learner, Business and Learner support.
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