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About This Webinar

Part of our new 'Improving the Quality of Education' series, this free webinar is available to all Trusts, schools and colleges with post-16 provision, whether you are new to Alps or an existing customer.

Hosted by Alps Senior Educational Consultant, John Philip, this webinar will be particularly valuable to Trust CEOs and Post-16 improvement leads, as well as school Headteachers and SLT, including Heads of Sixth Form / Sixth Form Raising Standards Leads.

Much of this session will also be very useful to international schools / colleges, and schools / colleges in Wales, Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands with Sixth Forms.

Agenda
  • Strategies that might enable your school or college to further raise post-16 achievement and improve your provision.
  • Suggestions on how to identify your strategic priorities for Year 13 in 2027, based on recent results and your end of Year 12 data.
  • Clear and effective ideas that can be put in place immediately to make a difference.
  • A focus on your new Year 12, and hitting the ground running with them to be on the right path to success in 2028.
  • For those who are new to Alps, John will also drop in examples of how having access to Alps Connect software would be very beneficial.
When: Tuesday, September 22, 2026 · 4:00 p.m. · London
Duration: 1 hour
Language: English
Who can attend? Everyone
Dial-in available? (listen only): No
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Alps Education
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Alps Senior Educational Consultant
John started working with Alps in 2008, while he was working at Little Heath Comprehensive School. At Little Heath, John used Alps to achieve top 2% performance in value-added progress. Whilst at Little Heath, John worked with schools regionally and nationally through the SSAT Raising Achievement Partnership Programme. Since leaving Little Heath in 2010, John additionally worked as an associate for many secondary schools through PiXL.
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