Statutory information, sorted
A clear home for what the Department for Education says schools must publish, from admissions and Ofsted reports to curriculum, SEND, pupil premium and policies, so nothing is hard to find.
Websites
Parents want term dates, the latest letter and the lunch menu, usually on a phone at the school gate. Governors and inspectors want your statutory information in the right place. We build school websites that do both, and that the office can update without calling for help.
What's included
A clear home for what the Department for Education says schools must publish, from admissions and Ofsted reports to curriculum, SEND, pupil premium and policies, so nothing is hard to find.
Term dates, INSET days, trips and events in a calendar parents can check on their phone or add to their own.
Post news, newsletters and letters home in minutes, organised by class or year group so parents can find what's relevant to them.
Built on WordPress with simple editing and different levels of access, so office staff can post news while senior leaders look after policies.
Built to WCAG 2.2 AA with an accessibility statement, readable on any device and with a translate option for families who speak other languages at home.
Quick links to ParentPay, Arbor, Bromcom, your school app and the other systems parents use every day, all in one obvious place.
Galleries that respect photo consent, with no full names next to pupils' pictures and clear guidance for staff who post updates.
Vacancy pages, open day bookings and admissions information that help you attract staff and families.
School websites
A school website has more audiences than most. Parents check it on the way out of the door. Prospective families judge you on it before they visit. Governors, the local authority and Ofsted look for your published information. Job applicants read it before they apply.
We design school websites around those people, with the most-used information one tap from the home page and the statutory pages organised so they're easy to keep up to date.
Most school websites go out of date because updating them is a chore. We build on WordPress with a simple editor, so posting news, uploading a letter or changing a term date takes minutes. Different staff can have different access, and nothing goes on the website by accident.
We already support schools in Hampshire with IT and communications, including a two-way radio system for a multi-campus school, so we understand how schools work and what matters to them.
Planning a new school website? Get in touch and we'll talk through what you need, with no pressure and no jargon.
Questions
Yes. We build for maintained schools, academies, trusts, nurseries, colleges and training providers. For trusts we can create a shared design with a site for each school, so they look like a family but keep their own news and information.
We set up a page for each piece of statutory information schools are required to publish and help you check it against the latest Department for Education guidance. You stay responsible for keeping the documents up to date, and the site makes that easy.
Yes. Posting news or a letter is as simple as writing an email. We train your team in person or over a video call and give you short how-to guides to keep.
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, test with keyboard and screen reader checks and provide an accessibility statement. We also make sure the PDFs you upload are as readable as possible, or suggest web pages instead.
Usually, yes. We'll bring across your pages, policies and news so nothing is lost, and set up redirects so old links still work.
Yes. Our maintenance plans keep WordPress updated, secure and backed up, with time each month for changes. We also support schools with IT and two-way radio systems.
It depends on the size of the site and whether it's one school or a trust. Tell us what you need and we'll send a fixed quote, usually within 48 hours, ready for your budget approval.
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