Enrolment Ecosystem™
A way of seeing your enrolment journey across three connected layers: Experience, Journey and Infrastructure.
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Your school has great stories. We make them easy to tell.
Gather them in one place, choose a visibility level, and share with your community.
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Translate the edu-speak in school marketing and communications into plain English, so parents don’t need a dictionary to engage with their school.
Bust some jargon
How is our enrolment ecosystem actually functioning, right now?
A behaviour-led snapshot of how your enrolment ecosystem is functioning across leadership, marketing, admissions and supporting systems.
Complete the PulseThese frameworks have been built and refined over a decade of working with schools. Your team, and your project, benefit from all of this thinking.
A way of seeing your enrolment journey across three connected layers: Experience, Journey and Infrastructure.
Explore the Enrolment Ecosystem
A design-thinking framework for understanding and redesigning experiences across nine dimensions.
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Spot your school in one of seven characters, and get a head start on messaging that resonates.
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How a family moves from onlooker to guest to family, and what your school can do at each step.
EnquireA fortnightly perspective on the intersection of experience strategy and school marketing, communication, and leadership.
A follow-up on school storytelling: a fourth question, where is it taking you. On vision, creative tension, and the rhythm of stretching a community forward, then letting it rest.
Every school carries a reputation, whether it participates in shaping it or not. Three questions for testing whether that story is fair: is it accurate, is it honouring, is it empowering.
Most school marketing plans die on a shelf. Build an operating rhythm instead: five areas, three tiers, one flywheel, so your marketing actually runs all year.
What makes a good school website? Organise it around the family’s decision, not the org chart. Structure, story, the enrolment path, and when to rebuild.