Web Design for Schools

We offer three packages to get your school established on the internet

Most schools operate on a very limited budget, so in order to keep costs at an affordable level we have standardised the following options.

LITE

  • typically three or four pages
  • school badge and motto
  • address (postal and street), telephone and fax numbers, e-mail address
  • academic subjects offered
  • sports offered
  • brief history, number of staff, number of pupils
  • up to three photo's, e.g. school entrance, headmaster, head boy and girl
  • 1,5 MB disk space

STANDARD

  • As above, plus:
  • updated quarterly
  • school achievements - academic, sport and cultural
  • update as required with new sport and cultural achievements
  • personnel and personnel changes
  • governing body members, portfolio's and contact numbers
  • current student council
  • past and present head boy and girl
  • term program, updated every term
  • additional photo's, e.g. sport
  • on-line enrolment form
  • 2,5 MB disk space

PRIME

  • Any or all of the above, plus:
  • updated as and when required
  • up-to-date sport results
  • no fixed limit on updates
  • contributions and articles by the learners
  • school newsletters and circulars
  • 5,0 MB disk space

Price List

Service
Description
Cost
LITE As per above description R950 p.a.
STANDARD As per above description R1800 p.a.
PRIME As per above description R4800 p.a.
Domain Register your own domain name in the form www.yourschool.co.za  R500 for first year, R350 p.a.
D-I-Y Do your own design and publishing;10MB disk space, includes domain name registration R1000 for first year, R900 p.a.

 

Contact us now to make arrangements or for further information.

Four Good Reasons why you need a Website for your School

  1. The internet is a useful tool for communicating with the school's parents: newsletters, academic programs, sport achievements can all be speedily published, kept up to date, and available 24 hours per day.
  2. In today's competitive world, marketing of schools has become a priority. Complementing other marketing efforts, publishing information on the internet serves as a useful and very cost-effective means of advertising for the school.
  3. Doing business on the internet is now commonplace; buying books, ordering flowers, booking cinema tickets, taking part in auctions, buying and selling shares and bank transactions are everyday occurrences. A school which is not yet on the internet is at a distinct disadvantage. So why not act now?
  4. Computer literacy is essential in today's world. A motor mechanic searching in a catalogue for a spare part, a sales clerk recording a customer's order, and an advocate doing research into case history all need to use a computer. There is a wealth of information on the internet, and anyone using computers will soon find himself using the internet in some or other way, be it for finding information or just for fun. Use of the internet in Tertiary studies is no longer an option - it is essential! We owe it to our children to enable them to master this technology before sending them out into the big, wide world. Their school's internet presence will help them in this respect.