Reviewing applications & collecting documents

Once an application is in the pipeline, the admissions team reviews it, decides whether to proceed, and collects the documents the school needs – all tracked against a checklist so nothing is missing when it is time to make an offer.

Where to find it — App drawer → Admissions → Applications.
Reviewing applications & collecting documents
Reviewing applications & collecting documents in EduPrime.

Reviewing an application

  1. Open EduPrime → Admissions → Applications and click the application.
  2. Read the submitted details: student, intended class, previous school, guardian contacts.
  3. Sanity-check eligibility – age band for the class, capacity in that class/stream.
  4. Add an internal note with your first impression and any concerns.
  5. Decide the next step: request documents, schedule an interview, waitlist, or decline.
Tip — Use internal notes generously. The colleague who interviews the child next week was not on the call you took today – your note is their only briefing.

The document checklist

Each application carries a checklist of required documents. Typical items:

DocumentWhy
Birth certificateConfirms identity and age.
Previous report cardsAcademic background and placement.
Transfer certificateRequired when leaving another school.
Immunisation / health recordHealth summary and safety.
Passport photoStudent record and ID.
Guardian IDVerifies the responsible adult.

Requesting documents

When a document is missing, mark it outstanding on the checklist and send a request to the parent from the record – EduPrime can email a list of what is still needed. Uploaded files attach directly to the application, and the checklist updates as items arrive, so you always see what is outstanding at a glance.

Important — Do not advance an application to Offer with mandatory documents still missing. Make a clean checklist a gate before any offer – chasing a birth certificate after enrolment is far harder than before it.

Declining gracefully

If an application will not proceed, mark it declined with a reason. The card leaves the active pipeline but stays in the record for reporting (so you can measure decline rates and reasons), and you can send a courteous notification to the family. Keep declined records – a child not ready this year may apply again next intake.

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