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Although not on the MS stand we found a stand that had one.

 

This is Computeam, an IT-support company who also seem to be branchig out into curriculum content:

 

ActiveLens Curriculum | Products & Services | Computeam

 

I had a look at the stand in question - I didn't have a go with the Hololens, but I was impressed by the augmented reality worksheets they had on there. The Hololens is a nice idea, but expensive for classroom use, and the main advantage of their content seemed to be that it works with a standard tablet, just by pointing it at one of their worksheets. I imagine that would work very nicly with a Cardboard-style headset, as long as the camera was left uncovered.

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