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3 golden rules for ‘WOW-ing’ prospective families with your school’s admissions process

by Emily Richards | Jul 6, 2018 | Education Marketing, School Admissions, Stickman Blog

School Leaders/Marketing & Admissions staff: let me start by asking you a question. Do you ever put yourself in the shoes of your prospective families to see what the experience is like that you’re offering to them? Are you going the extra mile at every given...

Latest statistics: 100 fewer independent schools since 2011

by Emily Richards | Jun 29, 2018 | School Admissions, Stickman Blog

According to the Department for Education’s latest statistics on schools, pupils and their characteristics, there are 100 fewer independent schools since a peak of 2,420 in 2011. Ouch.  At The Stickman Consultancy, we don’t like hearing this as it’s...
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