A website for a nursery and a learning centre that answers a parent before they ask
A parent chooses where their child will spend the day carefully, and compares several places from their phone: what the programme is, who will look after the child, what the terms are and what it costs. The website answers those questions clearly and leads to an enquiry about a place — without promising anything it cannot show.
- Free demo within 24 hours
- You pay only after you approve it
- From €749
- 5.0 on Google
Sample concept: groups by age with the programme and the free places, the setting, and an enquiry about a place. Switch the group.
Groups and programmes
- Settling in with a parent during the first week
- A daily routine: play, meals, nap, a walk
- A nurse on site
- Feedback to the parent every day
- The national curriculum plus English every day
- Music, sport and art in the weekly plan
- All-day meals with a published menu
- Preparation for the first school year
- Homework done with a teacher
- Collection from school (by arrangement)
- Sport and interest groups in the afternoon
- A flexible timetable — full or half day
- English by level, twice a week
- A trial lesson before enrolling
- Progress the parent can see every month
- An intensive summer programme
How a parent chooses a nursery or a school online
Rarely from the first website, and almost never without checking. The site has to stand up to that checking at every step.
- The search"Private nursery + neighbourhood", "after-school club years 1–4", "language school for children". They open three or four sites and compare them.
- The programmeWhat the child actually does during the day, on what approach, in which language, whether there are extra activities. They are looking for specifics, not "an individual approach".
- The people and the settingWho the teachers are and what training they have, what the rooms and the garden look like, what the meals and the routine are.
- The termsThe fees, what they cover, admission during the year, free places, the paperwork. The absence of this information reads as "expensive" or "unclear".
- The enquiryThey want to book a visit in person, or ask about a place for a particular age — quickly, from the phone, and get an answer the same day.
That is why the site starts with the groups and the programme by age and has an "Ask about a place" button on every screen.
What the website of a nursery or a learning centre has to do
Concrete jobs from working with parents that a Facebook group or a printed brochure cannot do.
Parents ask the same questions on the phone: the routine, the fee, the food, admissions.
A page for every group or programme with the daily routine, the approach, the meals, the fee and what it covers. The questions drop away, and the conversation starts at "when can we come and see".
Enquiries arrive by phone, in chat and by email, and some of them get lost.
An enquiry form for a place: the age of the child, the group you want, the date, a phone number. It reaches you immediately; you answer from one place.
You have a good team and a good setting, but parents cannot see them before they visit.
Profiles of the teachers (training, experience, which group they work with) and a gallery of the setting — the rooms, the garden, the activities. You publish only what you have consent for.
Families new to the area do not know you exist.
A structure of "nursery or school + neighbourhood", a Google Business profile and reviews from parents embedded on the site — visibility when they search close to home.
Features that build trust and lead to a place
The benefit comes first, the technology second. Everything below follows how a parent makes the decision.
Groups and programmes by age
Nursery, kindergarten, pre-school, after-school club, language school — each with its own page: the routine, the approach, the activities, the teachers, the fee and the free places.
The team, with training and experience
Profiles of the teachers — who they are, what they studied, which group they work with. Only real people and real qualifications, no general words.
A gallery of the setting
The rooms, the garden, the nap room, the dining room, the activities — by theme, optimised to open fast on a phone. You publish only with the parents' permission.
Terms, fees and paperwork
What the fee covers, admission during the year, the documents needed, the rules when a child is ill. Clearly, and all in one place.
An enquiry about a place and a visit
The age, the group wanted, the date and a phone number — it reaches you immediately. With a separate option for "I would like to come and see".
Reviews from parents
The real Google reviews appear on the site; after a place is taken up the parent gets a link to leave their own. No invented quotes.
You post news and notices yourself
Even the Starter Website comes with a panel: holidays, events, a change in the routine or free places — in minutes, from your phone.
Prepared for "nursery + neighbourhood"
The structure and the headings that let Google understand the ages, the programmes and your area. A foundation for local search, not a guarantee.
A parent portal with attendance and payments, online enrolment for courses with payment, or a link to school software are agreed after the demo, with a deadline and a sum before the start.
The same logic in real projects
We have no published project for a nursery or a learning centre. What we are showing you are websites from other trades where the gallery, clear terms and a fast request are at the centre — the same principle applies here.
Beauty Nails by Betyna
An elegant gallery of designs and easy online booking — the site sells visually, just like the service itself.
Milenkovi 2018
A manufacturer with completed projects — the project gallery is the main argument for trust, so it sits at the centre.
Viki Klima
Servicing and cleaning of air conditioners — a transparent price list and an online request, so customers are not lost on the phone.
See how your nursery website could look
You send us the groups and the programme, a few photos of the setting (without children in them is perfectly fine) and the admission terms. We send back a design of the home page — free of charge, before you decide anything at all.
- You tell us about your businessWhich ages you take, what your approach is, who the people in the team are, and what parents ask most often.
- We prepare a personalised demoA design of the home page with your logo, colours and content — ready within 24 hours.
- You see the real directionYou look at it on a desktop and a phone. You comment, you ask for changes — with no limit on revisions.
- If you like it, we carry onOnly then does the project start. If not, you owe nothing and you are committed to nothing.
The demo is free and commits you to nothing. Payment happens only after you approve the direction — 50% at the start and 50% on delivery.
How much does a website for a nursery or a learning centre cost?
The price is the same for every trade — it depends on the scope and the features, not on whether you are a nursery or a learning centre. You start at from €749; the demo is free and needs no deposit — you pay only after you approve the direction.
Starter Website
For a small business that needs a professional online presence and its first enquiries.
- Pages – up to 5
- A bespoke design, not a template
- Mobile version for phone, tablet and desktop
- Admin panel — edit it yourself
Business Website
For a business with several services that wants an English version, online booking and to be found locally.
- Everything in the Starter Website
- Pages – up to 10
- A second language version (BG or EN)
- Shared hosting and a domain for 1 year
Premium Website
For a business with many services that wants a website without compromises — more pages, more content and ready for advertising.
- Everything in the Business Website
- Pages – up to 15
- A premium design with animations
- A separate page for every service
Online Store
For a business selling products online — with payments, delivery and order tracking.
- Up to 20 products at launch
- Payments: cash on delivery and bank transfer
- Courier integration — Econt / Speedy
- Automatic delivery cost calculation
The groups, the team, the gallery, the terms, news and an enquiry about a place all fit inside the Business Website. A parent portal, online payment of fees or a link to software are quoted after the demo.
From the first conversation to a published website
Five steps. The first real investment comes after you have seen the demo.
- EnquiryYou tell us which groups and programmes you have, what the terms are and how you want people to ask about a place.2 minutes
- Free demoA design of the home page with your logo, colours and a structure for the trade.within 24 hours
- ApprovalYou look at it on a desktop and a phone and comment. We carry on only if you like it.no limit
- BuildGroups and the programme, the team, a gallery, terms and fees, an enquiry about a place, the mobile version and the SEO foundation.usually within 7–14 working days
- PublishingOn your own domain, with Google Analytics and training on how to edit it yourself.+ optional maintenance
What our clients say
Real reviews from real projects — two of the authors own websites from the portfolio above.
„I am extremely surprised by how quickly my website was built. Everything he did on it took less than 2 days. There is nothing about the site that I do not like. I am very happy. Thank you from the bottom of my heart!“
„I am very happy with how the website and the online store were built! Communication was easy and pleasant, everything was done the way I wanted, and the end result is great. I recommend them wholeheartedly!“
„Very professional work. I trusted him and I do not regret it!!! Do not hesitate — book a consultation with the guy.“
„Incredibly good attitude towards the client and the work, speed and fairness, decent prices, and above all professionalism!!!! I recommend them wholeheartedly.“
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