A prospective family may be comparing programmes and looking for a useful admissions conversation. A current family may need a notice, a practical contact or an approved resource. The public website should make both journeys understandable without treating every update as the main homepage message. Discovery reviews those audiences, the school’s material and the questions its staff actually handle.
The selected work can include information architecture, visual direction, responsive templates, programme and campus pages, announcements, resource presentation and enquiry forms. We plan the content relationships and editing controls together. The people maintaining the website should be able to update the agreed information without recreating layouts for each ordinary announcement. Content entry, document preparation and migration have stated responsibilities.
An existing admissions or school-management platform is inspected before a connection or replacement is proposed. The public site can explain and link to an approved destination without claiming to operate the process behind it. Where a separately scoped portal or integration is useful, its users, accounts and record ownership need their own requirements. A clear, complete public website remains a worthwhile initial project.
