Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
Hearing about other schools' experiences and how they utilise
parts of Applicaa that we do not currently use.
The variety of ideas regarding open evenings and retaining your
existing students were really useful. The presenters offered lots of ideas and it was good to be
able to share thoughts and ideas with fellow colleagues.
The helpful tips about retaining current year 11s into sixth form
and how to enhance open events.
Hearing how other schools/colleges are using some of the
programmes, so I could compare to what I currently do and if I can change how I do things. Liked
the variety of speakers/topics.
Realising that we are doing a lot right and getting some great
tips from the speakers
The variety of speakers and the chance to chat to a member of the
Applicaa team at the end.
The event was jam packed with helpful information, particularly
around enrolment days and how to support with taster sessions.
Hearing about the similarities and differences of other sixth
forms. The talks on marketing, social mobility, apprenticeships and funding
Forum chats about how to improve/tweak open evenings, enrolment
day, retention etc. I picked up many hints and tips that I hope to use this year!
The range of topics discussed, and the short snappy nature of each
talk - just enough time to cover everything needed and have Q&A without dragging on as can
sometimes happen!
General networking. Getting insight into the Taster Day function
of Applicaa as well as the bursary section.
The sessions regarding open evening and the applications/
enrolment processes at other institutions
Getting to hear about different providers' processes and how
Applicaa's systems are used to facilitate them. I thought the speakers were great and offered
many interesting perspectives
Excellent sessions, all very relevant to Heads of Sixth Form and a
good mixture of sessions to do with vision and more operational
The opportunity to speak to members of the Applicaa team in person
and to hear of other schools managing their admissions and gain an understanding of what
practices are put in place.
Hearing about the products and how they have helped schools become
more efficient. Lots of hints and tips to take away.
I enjoyed the well-located venue, the informative talks
(especially Sonya D'Arcy-Kilroy's), and learning about Applicaa updates while chatting with
their staff. I'd love to hear more from keynote speakers about how Applicaa supports their work.
Meeting others in similar roles/facing similar issues. Hearing
panel discussions.
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