Admissions made clearer
Present school information, admissions requirements and a straightforward way to contact the school.
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Websites for schools & education providers
A school website that
keeps parents informed.
Give families one clear place to find admissions information, school news, events and the details they need — without adding unnecessary work for teachers.
Discuss your websiteBuilt around your workflowClear scope before pricingMobile-first approach
01 / What matters
A website that works for you.
A useful school website serves parents, administrators and prospective families. It should make key information easy to find, particularly on a mobile phone.
Useful parent updates
Communicate events and announcements in a format families can actually use.
A realistic portal plan
Where requested, consider a parent-facing portal and lightweight teacher updates without relying on student phone use.
02 / What we could build
Useful by design.
Not just beautiful.
These are possible elements, not a claim that every project needs all of them. I'll recommend a practical scope after we talk.
- School homepage and admissions pages
- Events, updates and parent communication
- Mobile-friendly school information
- Optional parent portal discovery and requirements
03 / Relevant experience
School website concept — not a delivered client
I've explored a proposed school website and parent portal experience, including an events area and practical teacher-admin workflows. This is a design concept and proposal, not a completed or commissioned school deployment.
Concept / exploratory proposal only04 / Before we start
Good questions.
Clear answers.
Project cost and timing depend on the pages, content, integrations and support required.
Do students need accounts or phones?
Not necessarily. A parent-focused website can be designed without requiring students to use personal devices.
Can the school add a portal later?
Yes, if the scope, data protection, hosting and operational responsibilities are agreed. A basic public website can be a sensible first step.
Ready to explore?