Templates school

On each design, click View template to open the live demo (WordPress). Look at 2–3 layouts close to your school level: preschool (warm images, a registration form), primary and secondary (news, calendar, departments), centers and colleges (courses, tuition, admissions). Choose a template as the starting point — 123Website swaps in your logo, colors, real photos, and copy to match the school brand, and never hands the same demo to two clients.

Template packages at 123Website usually start from about VND 4.99 million (depending on the package on website design pricing). An all-inclusive scope usually includes: a build from the chosen template, SSL, a basic page structure (about, programs/courses, admissions, news, contact), a consultation request form, and admin guidance. Items that often become extras (multiple campuses, a parent portal, student login, online tuition payment, multiple languages) should be listed during consultation so the quote is accurate, and to avoid the misunderstanding “a template package = every major feature”.

Parents usually need the full picture before they call: the school and team, clear programs/courses, an admissions calendar or registration form, news and activities, campus photos, a map and address, and a hotline or Zalo. Templates in this category already frame those pages; after handover the school posts news, opens an admissions round, and updates tuition or the term start date in WordPress (Vietnamese), without calling a technician each time. Extra pages such as “Parents”, “Library”, or “Alumni” can be added within the agreed scope.

Template school are aimed at education organizations with several levels or departments: admissions, news, department and class pages, and the school brand’s credibility. Education templates are broader (centers, short courses). Tutoring templates lean toward teacher profiles, 1-1 schedules, and lesson booking. A plain company-profile website lacks “admissions – courses – parents”. Choosing the right template group makes the menu and forms match the signup path from the start, so less has to be rebuilt later.

An SEO-ready website (heading structure, URLs, mobile, speed, basic schema) is the foundation for admissions posts, program/course pages, and area content (“preschool in district…”, “English center…”) to have a chance of appearing in search. Combine this with Google Business Profile (address, hours, photos, reviews) and regular posts — the website does not replace Maps, but it is where parents read carefully and fill in a form. 123Website hands over an SEO-ready foundation; specific rankings still depend on content and how the site is run later. Package investment: see website design pricing.