Contact information for the Independent Education Expo

Exhibitors

To book your stand or for more information on stand prices, sponsorship opportunities or to request a visit, please email Sue Bridges or call her on 01823 362800.

Bespoke sponsorship options are available enabling you to raise your profile and enhance your presence at the event. Please contact Sue to discuss your requirements.

View/download the Expo 2011 brochure

Agents and Representatives

The organisers of The Independent Education Expo will be upholding a strictly no-canvassing rule at the event.

This policy has been put in place to protect our exhibitors who have given their support to the event. Organisers reserve the right to refuse entry or eject those who are canvassing without permission. We will be hosting an invitation-only networking event for agents to meet exhibitors; if you would like to attend the networking event, please contact us.

General

For enquiries regarding Gabbitas Education, please contact:

Gabbitas Head Office

Norfolk House
30 Charles II Street
London
SW1Y 4AE

Tel: +44 (0)20 7734 0161
Fax: +44 (0)20 7437 1764

www.gabbitas.co.uk

For enquiries regarding Prospects Events, please contact:

Prospects Events

Powlett House
34 High Street
Taunton
Somerset
TA1 3PN

Tel: +44 (0) 1823 362800
Fax: +44 (0) 1823 333796

www.prospects.co.uk

Expo News 2011

Successful first event

On one of the hottest late-September weekends since records began the first Independent Education Expo took place in Alexandra Palace. For two days schools, as far and wide from Hampshire, Staffordshire and Scotland met the the hundreds of parents who visited the show.

Oct 12, 2011

Only two weeks to go

It’s less than two weeks until the first Independent Education Expo takes place at Alexandra Palace. We’re looking forward to meeting you and your family (don’t forget there is loads of children’s entertainment with Science Wizards and activities in and around Alexandra Palace).

Sep 19, 2011

Making the transition from school to uni

It's a huge step in any young person's life. Leaving the structure and regimen of school life for the independence of the university environment can to unsettling. As parents, we worry. Will they find good friends and flatmates? Will they eat properly or stay up all night, surviving on a diet of ready meals and will they actually study? In short, can they adapt well to this new stage of their lives? Of course, if we could make it easier for them, we undoubtedly would.

Sep 19, 2011

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View of the West Hall of Alexandra Palace