A website for your school.
A school website serves two audiences: prospective parents deciding where to enrol, and current families looking for today's notices. It needs to show what learning at your school is like, make admissions clear, and keep day-to-day information easy to find.
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A welcoming, well-organised website for a K-12 school: a hero with campus photography and Admissions open and Book a visit buttons, the admissions process with dates and documents, curriculum and academics, facilities and transport, life at school with activities and clubs, a principal's message, a notices and calendar section for parents, and a disclosures page. Deep green, white and warm gold colours with a clear, friendly sans-serif.
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What a school website needs
The sections worth building, and why each one earns its place.
Admissions
Age criteria, the process, key dates, documents required and a way to enquire or book a visit. Prospective parents look for this first.
Academics and curriculum
The board or curriculum, subjects, teaching approach and assessment, in plain language.
Facilities and campus
Classrooms, labs, library, sports and transport, with photos.
Life at school
Activities, clubs, events and pastoral care show what a child's day actually looks like.
Leadership and staff
The principal's message and key staff, with qualifications.
Notices and calendar
Term dates, holidays, circulars and events for current families.
Required disclosures
Some boards require specific information online — CBSE schools in India, for example, publish a mandatory public disclosure. Put it where it's easy to find.
Tips that get more people to act
- Write for parents first: plain language, clear next steps and a visible Enquire or Book a visit button.
- Keep notices and the calendar current. An old notice on the home page tells parents the whole site is stale.
- Show photos of students only with consent, and never with children's names attached.
- Make it load well on low-cost phones and slow connections.
What to avoid
- Children's full names published next to their photos.
- Admissions information scattered across PDFs.
- Old notices on the home page.
- Claims about results you can't back up.
Common questions.
3 answers, each one complete on its own. Search them, or ask us directly.
Admissions information, academics and curriculum, facilities, life at school, leadership and staff, notices and a calendar, and any disclosures your board requires.
It depends on the board and the country. CBSE schools in India, for example, must publish a mandatory public disclosure covering details such as affiliation, staff and fees. Check your board's current requirements.
Get consent before publishing photos, avoid pairing children's full names with images, and don't publish personal contact details of students or staff.
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