Spyderwebs

spyderwebs specialise in websites for schools 

Your ICT co-ordinator does not have the time or resources to build a high quality website.

Watch the slide show of my portfolio.

Due to the extensive knowledge of schools' requirements gained over the last 18 years it is possible to provide both a professional but inexpensive website. Each site is unique and not a templated version of other schools' sites.

Continued support for updates is also available if required. Note there is no compulsory ongoing fee!!

Your website can incorporate your School Prospectus and other documents with linked pages, newsletters/diary, photos and any external hyperlinks, designed and uploaded to your webspace for £285.

Updates are done the same working day and cost from £50/term.

This includes emergency school closure notices from 7am! (eg; snow closure)

Promote your school in the community, with information and news

Make your school policy documents even more available to parents or absent parents and save on the cost of paperwork

Letters home, newsletters,diary events, photos,can easily be emailed to me for fast upload and communication with your school community.

content managed sites -Integrated Moodle VLE now available

-Same low price as standard websites.

 A Content Managed System allows the school to directly update their website content from any computer/smart phone on the internet. By giving staff individual logins they can update and post urgent information.

A CMS site also allows the use of dynamic content such as Web forms, search engines and much more.

The initial design and setup cost is £285 plus £80.00/pa hosting on the advanced webservers needed. Ongoing maintenance and updates will be from £50 per term. If required, Moodle VLE can be integrated in your website for an additional £40.00.

Recent independent feedback

St Sidwell's Primary
May I compliment you upon your website - as you will appreciate I get to see many across the UK and you are there with the best .
Mrs Rachel Bowles, School of Education, University of Greenwich

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