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Purbrook Infant School

A full rebuild of Purbrook Infant School's website, giving it a warm, joyful feel that reflects the school's bee and rainbow identity and a CMS that any member of staff can use.

Client

Purbrook Infant School

Industry

Education

Services

Web Design, UX & Accessibility, CMS Development, Compliance Advisory, Hosting & Deployment

Purbrook Infant School Website

The Challenge

Like a lot of school websites, the existing site had fallen behind. It was hard to update, didn't reflect the warmth and energy of the school, and wasn't doing justice to everything the staff and children were achieving. Parents deserved better, and so did the school.

Our Solution

We rebuilt the site from the ground up on Umbraco, designed around the school's bee and rainbow branding with a warm, joyful feel throughout. The CMS lets any member of staff publish news, newsletters, letters, events, policies, and governor information without needing a developer. Like most schools in England, Purbrook Infant works within a tight budget, so we did our research carefully. By choosing the right hosting setup, we made a significant saving on ongoing costs without compromising on quality or reliability. The result is a site the school can genuinely be proud of and that grows with them as they continue to do brilliant work.

What We Delivered

Full visual redesign built around the school's bee and rainbow brand identity
CMS-managed content: news, newsletters, letters, staff, events, policies, and governors
Animated, step-by-step admissions timeline with FAQ accordions
Meet the Team and class pages with warm, real photography throughout
Accessible, mobile-friendly design for parents on any device
Easy for non-technical staff to keep fresh and up to date
Significant saving on hosting costs through careful research and the right tech choices

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