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Ensure a Smooth Enrolment Day with Admissions+
This year's GCSE results will be released on the 24 of August, which seems a long way off! However, pressure to enrol sixth-form students quickly...
Applicaa Now Manages Year 9 Options!
Every year schools across the country hand out forms to Year 9 students so they can select their preferred options for the next two years of GCSE...
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Applicaa Announces Technical Integration with Arbor
Today Applicaa announces it has completed full technical integration with Arbor MIS, the fastest-growing school management information system currently on the market. This means data entered into Applicaa's Admissions+ software platform can now be seamlessly...
265 Sixth Forms nail digital enrolment with Admissions+
Last year saw significant disruption to exam grading after the COVID pandemic struck at the beginning of 2020.
Applicaa Releases Bursary+
Widening participation is a key area for the independent school sector and bursaries have long been the means by which schools are able to make places available to families who would otherwise have been unable to fund a place. According to the Independent Schools...
Antony | Product Director
Applicaa Product Director, Antony Wambua, recalls his enjoyable time teaching science.
Guthrie | Co-Founder & MD
Applicaa co-founder and MD, Guthrie Denniston, looks at the road Applicaa has travelled to date.
Lucy | Marketing Director
Applicaa Marketing and Operations Director, Lucy Brook, looks at digital adoption in schools.
Tony | Applicaa Chair
Applicaa Chair, Tony Lockwood, reflects on his teaching career and how he moved into the technology sector.
Primary School Preparations
With primary allocation days fast approaching in April, could Admissions+ be the platform you need to smooth the process of collecting additional reference forms and to manage the enrolment into your school? Although parents are not able to visit schools in advance as...
Centralisation for MATs
MATs and school groups exist to raise standards for member schools and to improve educational outcomes for students. MATs and groups are increasingly moving towards a centralised model, maintaining infrastructure, strategy, and processes at the group level to encourage high standards across the organisation and to effect change more easily through centralised reporting and delivery.Â