EduWeek 2017 award winners 
Education conference and exhibition, EduWeek hosted its prestigious annual awards event in Cape Town on Wednesday, 4 October 2017. During the gala dinner, EduWeek celebrated the most innovative and life-changing products and services in the education sector, and the local heroes who go above and beyond to further the cause of education for all.
Herewith a list of the categories of the nominated suppliers and/or distributors of the year, and an indication of the winners in each category:
Basic Education
-  ITSI (Category Winner)
 
-  Mwabu
 
-  Snapplify
 
-  Whizz Education
Higher Education
-  University of South Africa (UNISA) Press (Category Winner).
 
-  Get Smarter
 
-  Monash South Africa
 
-  Oxford University Press
Early Childhood Development
-  BrainBoosters (Category Winner)
 
-  EDS Projects
 
-  Grow Learning Company
 
-  Hands of Honour
 
-  Learning Tools
 
-  Supersport
 
-  TREE
Inclusive Education
-  iSchoolAfrica Educational Trust (Category Winner)
 
-  Edit Microsystems
 
-  Inclusive Solutions
ICT
-  HeyMath (Category Winner)
 
-  ITSI
 
-  Mwabu
 
-  Whizz Education
Innovation Product Award
-  Edit Microsystems (Category Winner)
 
-  Neuro-link
 
-  Paper Video
Environmental Sustainability Award
-  Wildlife and Environment Society of South Africa (WESSA) (Category Winner)
 
-  Eco Children
 
-  Repurpose School Bags
 
-  Samsung
Institution Leader of the Year
-  Adam Habib, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of the Witwatersrand – Accepted by Kanina Foss on behalf of Adam Habib (Category Winner)
 
-  Moipone Ralebese, Principal, Toka Primary School
 
-  Norman Mphake, Founder, Physical Education Institute of South Africa (PEISA)
Teacher of Tomorrow
-  Gafieza Ismail, Teacher, Spine Road High School (Category Winner)
 
-  Erika Esterhuizen, HOD: Information Technology, St Andrew's College
 
-  Gizelle McIntyre, Director, Institute of People Development
 
-  Lindiwe Mhlungu, Principal, Sibonile School for the Visually Impaired
Inspiration Award
-  Nkashaka Constance Mabaso, Principal, Rivoni School (Category Winner)
 
-  Claire Nicholson, Founder, Achieve-It Charitable Trust
 
-  Joseph Phalwane, Managing Director, AeroBuddies
 
-  Louise van Rhyn, Founder, Symphonia
 
-  Paula Barnard, E-Learning Project Manager, University of the Witwatersrand
Lifetime Achievement Award
-  Adam Habib, Vice-Chancellor and Principal, University of the Witwatersrand (Category Winner)
 
-  Anthea Cereseto, Former Headmistress (Retired), Parktown High School for Girls
 
-  Daya Chetty, President, South African Principal's Association
 
-  Erika Esterhuizen, HOD: Information Technology, St Andrew's College