Open day and taster day booking
Books families onto scheduled visiting events without overselling a place before it's confirmed.
A private school loses the family ringing about an open day who calls during a busy staffroom lunch, the parent asking about the entrance assessment process who deserves a clear answer rather than being passed around, and the prospectus request that never gets sent because the office was mid-inspection.
The admissions calls a private school actually takes, from an open day booking to the entrance assessment itself.
Books families onto scheduled visiting events without overselling a place before it's confirmed.
Gathers age, year group and enquiry type for the admissions team to follow up.
States plainly that support exists, without ever quoting a figure or an eligibility promise.
Never discusses a specific child's details with an unverified caller.
The receptionist never discusses a specific pupil's assessment result, attendance or enrolment status with an unverified caller, and never states a bursary or fee figure. Every such conversation is confirmed against the caller's identity and relationship to the child first.
No, it never confirms a specific pupil's result or details with an unverified caller. That conversation happens directly with the admissions team once identity's confirmed.
It can confirm that support exists at the school, but never a figure or an eligibility outcome; that's a conversation for the admissions team.
It takes your child's age and year group and books you onto the next scheduled open day, or arranges a prospectus if you'd rather start there.
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