Transform your school website with seasonal effects for every occasion
Want to put a smile on the face of every visitor to your school website? Our seasonal effects give you 26 different ways to do just that. (Even more ways if you combine them!)...
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More than just looks: Designing a School Website that works for your whole community
A truly successful school website doesn’t just look good – it works perfectly for everyone. From office staff updating term dates to parents checking lunch menus, your website should be easy to use, accessible...
Small budget but a massive impact: Websites for every school
As Rachel Reeves sets the national budget, we have some budget news of our own. And ours is entirely in your favour! We know that our pre-designed website templates are a great option for...
Why first impressions matter: The secrets to a standout school website
Your school website is more than just a digital noticeboard – it’s your first impression, your public face, and your most powerful communication tool. Parents and prospective families will almost always visit your website...
UK Schools Guide to LinkedIn: Using it safely and effectively
Social media is no longer just a tool for personal networking or business promotion — it is also a valuable resource for schools. Among the platforms available, LinkedIn stands out as a professional network...
15 tips to prepare your school website for an Ofsted visit
When Ofsted calls, your website is often one of the first things inspectors review before setting foot in your school (our Ofsted early warning system even tells you when they start!) A well-prepared website...
Start the new year on a fresh page
One of the joys of unlocking a school in September is knowing that everyone gets to walk in with a fresh start, no matter what happened last year or during the holidays. A community...
The forgotten summer workers (not by us!)
It always amazes us when people think that schools are fully shut all summer long. Indeed they are shut for pupils. And most teachers and teaching assistants are hopefully sitting with their feet up...
