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Websites for Schools in Kenya

School websites that answer parents' questions — curriculum, fees, admissions and term dates — and keep pupils' data safe.

From KES 20,000 + VAT · prices exclude 16% VAT

Parents choose a school slowly. They compare curriculum, fees, distance, boarding and results, often over several evenings on a phone. The school that answers those questions clearly gets the visit. The one with a news post from three years ago loses it without knowing.

The curriculum question matters more than it used to. With CBE now reaching senior school, and many families weighing it against IGCSE or IB, parents want to know exactly what you teach, at which levels, and how your pathways work.

We build school websites that office staff can keep current themselves — term dates, notices, fee structures — without phoning a developer every term.

The case for it

Why schools need a website that works

Four things a good site does for schools that a Facebook page and a phone number cannot.

Parents compare from home

Most families shortlist schools online before booking a visit. Being easy to compare gets you onto the list.

Fewer calls about fees and dates

A fee structure and term calendar online answer the questions the office hears every week.

Admissions without the queue

Applications reach the office complete, and parents do not lose a day delivering forms.

Notices that reach everyone

News and events on the site reach new and prospective families, not only those already in the class WhatsApp group.

Best practice

What a good school website does

The things that separate a site that brings in work from one that just exists. This is how we build for schools.

  1. Say which curriculum, plainly

    CBE, IGCSE, IB or a mix, and at which grades. Parents filter schools by this first. If you offer senior school pathways, explain which ones.

  2. Publish the fee structure

    Tuition, boarding, transport, meals and one-off costs, per term. A parent comparing three schools will drop the one that makes them phone for numbers.

  3. Make paying fees error-proof

    Paybill or bank details, the exact account reference and what to do if a payment goes astray. Most reconciliation problems start with a parent guessing the account number.

  4. Keep the calendar on the site

    Term dates, half-term, closing days and events. A WhatsApp group reaches current parents only; the website reaches the families deciding whether to join.

  5. Treat children's data with care

    Get written consent for photographs, avoid captions that name pupils, and never publish results or lists that identify individual children.

Get a website built for your school

Send your brief in about a minute — we reply with a priced quote within one business day. Or send us the details and we will come back with a fixed-scope proposal.

Common problems

What schools usually come to us with

Problems that come up again and again for schools, and what we would actually do about each one.

“The office answers the same fee questions all day”

A fees page with the full structure per grade, what each item covers, and the Paybill number with the exact account format — usually the admission number. Fewer calls, and fewer payments credited to the wrong pupil.

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“Admissions means paper and queues”

An online application that collects the pupil's details, previous school and report uploads, confirms receipt to the parent and gives the admissions office one list. Interview dates can be offered in the same flow.

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“Parents cannot find us when they search”

Pages for each section — pre-primary, junior school, senior school, boarding — and for the area you serve, plus a Google Business Profile pinned to the right gate.

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“We are nervous about publishing pupils' photos”

A consent process, a photo policy on the site and image captions that never name children. The Data Protection Act, 2019 requires a parent's consent to process a child's data, so we design around that from the start.

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“Our site is always out of date”

A simple admin area for notices, term dates and events, so the person who knows about a change can make it.

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What's included

Your school website, done right

The first list comes with every build. The second is what we commonly add for schools; each is priced in your quote, so nothing turns up as a surprise halfway through.

In every build

  • Responsive, mobile-first design
  • SSL certificate (HTTPS)
  • Basic on-page SEO: titles, descriptions and clean structure
  • Contact form, WhatsApp button and click-to-call
  • Google Analytics and Search Console set up

Commonly added for schools — priced in your quote

  • Fee structure and payment instructions
  • Online admissions application
  • Term calendar and notices
  • Pages for each school section
  • Photo gallery with consent controls
  • Parent portal for results and fees (custom build)
Build your quote

Get a free quote for your school website

Answer a few questions about the project. We will price it properly and email you an itemised, fixed-scope quote in KES — VAT shown — within one business day.

What do you need?
Roughly how many pages?
What should it do?
How soon do you need it?
Where do we send it?

Your brief

What happens next

  1. We read your brief and price it properly — no configurator guesswork.
  2. You get an itemised, fixed-scope quote in KES with VAT shown, within one business day.
  3. If something in it does not fit, we adjust the scope before you commit.

Free and no obligation. We reply within one business day.

FAQ

Questions about school websites

We can show your Paybill details clearly, or integrate M-Pesa so a parent pays from the site and the payment is matched to the pupil automatically. The integration is an add-on priced in your quote.

Yes. An admissions form with document uploads is a common add-on. Applications reach the office as one sortable list, and parents receive a confirmation.

Only with care. The Data Protection Act, 2019 requires a parent's or guardian's consent before you process a child's personal data, and photographs count. Never publish anything that identifies an individual pupil's results. We build the site to make that easy to follow.

A business website starts from KES 20,000 + 16% VAT. Admissions forms and M-Pesa payments are priced on top. A parent portal with results and fee statements is a custom system, from KES 100,000 + VAT.

Every site we build is SEO-ready, and a well set up Google Business Profile helps with local searches. Rankings depend on the schools around you and on keeping the site active. Nobody can honestly guarantee position one.

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Where we work

We build for schools across all 47 counties, remotely and on site around Nairobi.

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Send your brief in about a minute — we reply with a priced quote within one business day. Or talk to our team about something more bespoke.

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