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Both new and established exhibitors displayed their play and learning resources at the popular Manchester exhibition. Dan Levy reports Thousands of early years practitioners descended on Manchester's G-Mex centre on 6 and 7 May for this year's Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition, sponsored by Nursery World and the TES.

Thousands of early years practitioners descended on Manchester's G-Mex centre on 6 and 7 May for this year's Early Years and Primary Teaching Exhibition, sponsored by Nursery World and the TES.

There was a record-breaking array of more than 150 exhibitors, including all the well-known names and some interesting newcomers, and those attending had their pick of the latest resources, often at discount prices.

RM and TTS joined forces to promote the Bee-Bot, a programmable floor robot. Marketing director Peter Ellse said, 'Children are drawn to it, and there will be a number of extension materials so that the Bee-Bot can be used all over the nursery. It's good for all areas except the sandpit!'

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