Admission questions come in by phone, all day
Ages, timings, documents needed and visiting hours get asked repeatedly because the site doesn't say.
Parents choosing a school look at the website on a phone, often in one sitting, and mostly want the same answers: what ages you take, what a day looks like, what it costs to ask, and how to visit. A school website's job is to make those easy and to look like a place they'd leave their child.
Ages, timings, documents needed and visiting hours get asked repeatedly because the site doesn't say.
A generic template with stock photos tells parents nothing about the place their child would spend the day.
Most parents find you on mobile. Tiny text, slow pages and hard-to-tap buttons lose them before the call.
Admissions open, holidays and events change every year, and nobody remembers how to edit the page.
Playgroup, nursery, kindergarten and daycare each laid out plainly, with ages and timings.
What to bring, how to visit and how to apply, written for a parent who has never done it before.
Your own photographs, optimised so the page stays fast, shown only where parents have consented to it.
Visible on every page on a phone, because that is how most parents will reach out.
A simple way to update “admissions open” and dates each year without a developer.
Friendly colour and type that suits the school, set large enough to read comfortably.

A local business site built for parents deciding in a single visit. Programmes, photos and admission details are laid out plainly, with calling and WhatsApp one tap away on a phone.
Short discovery call, then a written scope and a fixed price before anything starts. You talk to the people writing the code, and the source stays in your name.
Tell us about the school — age groups, branches, what parents ask most. We'll reply with questions and a way forward.