A school website parents actually use

Admissions, term dates, fees information and news — organised so parents find answers without calling the office.

Parents call for information you have already published

Term dates and fee details exist, but they live in a PDF nobody can find on the old site.

Enquiries arrive by phone, text and word of mouth, and follow-ups depend on someone’s notebook.

News from two years ago is the first thing visitors see, and it quietly damages trust.

Term dates, admissions steps and contact details on clear pages mean fewer calls and calmer front-office days.

A contact form collects admission enquiries with the details you need, straight into your customer list.

Updating a page takes minutes, so the site stays current — the quiet signal that the school is well run.

Let the bursar update fees and the secretary post news, each with their own access, from the Team page.

Yes. A contact form on your admissions page delivers enquiries to your Customers page, where you can track and follow up on each one.

Anyone you invite. Staff members get roles from the Team page, so the right people can update their areas.

Yes. Every BODOS template is mobile-friendly, which matters because most parents will visit from a phone.