Parent-first information architecture
Admissions, fees, transport, uniform, term dates, the SEN process — surfaced where parents look first. Not buried under "About Us → Welcome from the Head".
For independent UK schools + SEN providers + tutoring · EU-sovereign
The website parents trust before the open day.
For independent schools, SEN providers, and tutoring services. EU-sovereign hosting, KCSIE-aware copy + form handling, child-data-conscious vendor selection. From £45/month, cancel any time.
What you actually face
Child data isn't any data.
Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE, statutory guidance) sets a higher bar than UK GDPR's baseline. The Data Protection Act 2018 specifically protects children's data. The Department for Education expects schools to know where pupil information is held — including across digital systems the school doesn't directly run.
Most independent-school websites have been quietly handing pupil and parent data to US-resident form processors, CRMs, and tracking pixels for years. It hasn't been litigated, but it's been flagged: the ICO's children's-data agenda is active, and parents asking serious questions of senior leadership teams are increasingly sophisticated. "Where does our enquiry land?" is no longer rare.
A UK Web Marketing site is built on UK + EU infrastructure end-to-end. No US-resident tracking, no US-resident form processor, no US-resident CRM. Sub-processors named on /compliance.
What the site does
Reassures the parent. Serves the open day calendar.
Compliant enquiry + open-day booking forms
Minimum data capture (name + email + child year group), explicit consent + retention period, named DPO. Encrypted in transit to EU-resident inboxes.
Safeguarding-aware copy
No images of identifiable children without explicit consent records. No personal stories that could de-anonymise a SEN learner. DSL (Designated Safeguarding Lead) contact prominent + accurate.
WCAG 2.2 AAA accessibility
Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018 apply broadly. Built to the strictest tier from day one — covers SEN access, visual + cognitive impairments, screen-reader users.
Which tier fits
Most schools start on Foundation, grow into Growth Engine.
Foundation · £45/mo
For: a small school, SEN provider, or tutoring service that needs a credible online presence + parent enquiry handling.
Includes: 5–10 pages incl. admissions / fees / SEN policy, technical SEO, contact form, EU-sovereign hosting.
Growth Engine · £195/mo · most common for schools
For: a school running open-day cycles + active admissions outreach. Parent journey: research article → open-day booking → enquiry.
Includes: Foundation + Capsule CRM (parent contacts) + Resend EU newsletter (term updates) + 2 articles/mo (Year-group focus, SEN explainers, sample-day diaries) + lead magnets (e.g. "Our SEN process explained" PDF).
Bespoke · quoted
For: larger schools with operational complexity — open-day deposits, after-school clubs booking, parent communication automation.
EU-sovereign real mailboxes (Proton) at £15/inbox/month for child-facing inboxes (admissions@, sen@, dsl@) sending parent + safeguarding communications.
Related reading + pages
Where to look next.
Quiet conversation, then we decide
For the heads, bursars, and DSLs who care about where the data lives.
WhatsApp me. I'll ask about your school, your admissions cycle, and what compliance gaps you've identified. Then I'll tell you straight which tier fits.