EXTERNAL APPLICANTS 2023

Between 11:30am – 1:00pm

Rosedale College, Wood End Green Road, Hayes, Middlesex, UB3 2SE. The closest bus stops are:

U4 – Lilac Gardens (Stop B)

H98 – Wood End Green Road (Stop XP)

278 - Hayes End (Stop XF)

427 – Hayes End (Stop XF)

SL8 (Superloop – replaced the 607) – Hayes End (Stop XF)

You will need to enter through the Main Reception doors:

• Your results envelope, which includes all your results slips
• A physical copy of your most recent school report (Year 11)
• Your passport (not a photocopy or a picture, but your physical passport)

You will be seen on a first-come-first-served basis, and you will only be seen if you meet the Trust’s general entry requirements. If you meet the Trust’s general entry requirements, you will need to go to Reception to collect a numbered ticket. This will place you in the Enrolment Queue. You will be seen when your number is called. You must wait in the Reception area until your number is called. There will be seats available.

You will meet with Miss Patel, Dr Nightingale, Mr Adams and Mr Downes in the Rosedale College Meeting Room. It is a secure and private space for you to formally discuss your enrolment options.

Miss Patel: Director of Post 16

Dr Nightingale: Senior Post 16 Teacher and UCAS Lead

Mr Adams: Post 16 Mentor

Mr Downes: Post 16 Teacher (A Level and BTEC)

The meeting will take approximately 10 minutes.

You can attend your Enrolment Meeting with someone if you would prefer this. You can also attend the Meeting on your own.

In the meeting, we will discuss your results and compare them against the Trust’s general and subject-specific entry requirements. We will also look at your attendance, behaviour and teacher comments via the printed report you will bring with you, in order to see how suitable you are for Post 16 study at the Trust. We will then discuss your intended pathway, the trajectory you see yourself on for the next two years, and the commitment you want to make to the Trust.

If you are successful, you will be sent an official enrolment e-mail which will confirm your place, your subjects and will include all necessary enrolment and induction information.

If you are unsuccessful, you will be given appropriate information, advice and guidance on the best alternative provision for you. You should then make your way to the schools and/or colleges recommended to you so you can enrol on courses suitable for you.