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Enrolment information

Enrolment is an important step in starting your journey at St Brendan’s. 

It’s where you confirm your place, check your course choices and make sure everything is in place before September. We’ll guide you through the process so you know exactly what to expect and feel confident about your next steps.

What is enrolment?

What is enrolment?

Enrolment is when you officially become a student at St Brendan’s. 

During enrolment, you’ll meet staff, confirm your courses and receive guidance to make sure you’re on the right pathway for you. 

It’s designed to be supportive and straightforward - you won’t be expected to make decisions on your own.

What happens on enrolment day 

On enrolment day, you will:

  • Confirm your course choices
  • Show your GCSE results
  • Speak with staff about your options
  • Get support if your results are different from what you expected

Our team will be there to help you feel comfortable and supported throughout the process.

What to bring with you 

To help enrolment run smoothly, please bring:

  • Your GCSE results
  • Any enrolment information you’ve been sent
  • Photo identification (if requested)

If you’re unsure about anything, don’t worry - staff will be available to help.

If your results are different than expected 

If your GCSE results are different from what you were expecting, we’ll work with you to explore your options. 

This may include:

  • Adjusting your course choices
  • Discussing alternative pathways
  • Making sure you’re on a programme that suits you

Our priority is helping you move forward with confidence.

Support throughout the process 

You’ll be supported throughout enrolment by experienced staff who are there to help you succeed. 

They will guide you through decisions, answer questions and make sure you leave enrolment knowing what happens next. 

If parents or carers attend with you, they are welcome to speak to staff too.

What happens after enrolment 

After enrolment, you will receive information about:

  • Your timetable
  • Your first day
  • Getting started in September

This will help you feel prepared and ready to begin college.

Frequently asked questions

Yes, you will need to attend enrolment so we can confirm your place and support you with your course choices.

We will work with you to explore alternative options and make sure you are on the most suitable pathway.

Please bring your GCSE results and any information you have been sent by the College. 

Yes, parents and carers are welcome to attend and speak to staff if they have any questions.

You will receive information about your timetable, your first day and how to get started in September.

Yes, staff will be available to guide you and help you make the right decisions based on your results and goals.

A positive start to college 

Enrolment is the first step in your college journey - and we’re here to make it a positive one. 

By the end of the day, you’ll know what to expect, where to go next and who to speak to if you need support. 

Once enrolled, find out what your first week will be like.