PreschoolLanding page template

For nurseries parents visit before they choose

Choosing a preschool is one of the first big decisions parents make, and almost none do it from a website alone. They want to see the rooms, meet the teachers and understand a day. Preschool is a gentle, playful template in coral on crayon yellow, with classroom photographs in soft cut-outs, that gives parents enough to book a visit.

It suits preschools and kindergartens, bilingual nurseries, Montessori and Reggio schools, day-care centres and early-learning franchises. Choose it when the conversion is a campus visit or enrolment and the page needs classrooms, teachers and programmes.

How the page leads to a visit

The hero introduces the school by name with a short promise and a welcoming illustration. A numbers band gives children on roll, practitioners and programmes, and about explains the school’s approach in a few warm sentences.

Programmes describes each learning programme, such as bilingual English or creative play, with the methods and materials used. Around the campus is a photo tour of classrooms, library and playgrounds for each age group. Teaching team sets out qualifications, first-aid training and background checks.

Enrolment covers the coming school year with any offers, such as a free trial week. The day, ratios and fees walks through the daily routine and what sessions cost, the section parents come back to. What parents say shares specific stories, and contact us ends the page with a visit request and the review rating.

Making it yours

Five schemes are included: Crayon orange, Sky blue, Meadow green, Grape purple and Coral crayon. Headings use the rounded Baloo 2 or hand-drawn faces such as Itim and Patrick Hand, over Quicksand or Nunito. This template leans on photography, 43 images in the demo, so plan to replace them with your own rooms and children, with consent.

All programme cards, the routine and fees are editable in place, and you can ask the AI to adjust the tone of any selected section.

Writing it for your school

You can start from the template at no cost, or tick the option for the AI to write the text for your setting, about 20 credits, while the design stays the same. Include your age range and approach, programmes, staff qualifications and checks, ratios, the daily routine, fees and any enrolment offer, and how visits are arranged.

Information a parent needs before visiting

Choosing a nursery is a slow decision, and parents compare several settings before booking a visit. Make sure the page answers what they will ask on the phone: the ages you take, the hours and sessions available, adult-to-child ratios per room, staff qualifications and checks, how meals are prepared and what the fees include. The day-and-fees section in the sample puts these together, so fill it with your real schedule and prices.

Programmes should describe what children actually do each week, with the approach you follow, such as a phonics scheme, a bilingual method or Montessori materials. If your setting has an inspection rating, give it with the date. The layout uses forty-three photographs, more than almost any other template, so arrange a shoot with parental consent. Rooms, outdoor play, mealtimes and teachers working with small groups matter more than posed portraits.

Kindergartens, daycare and early-learning franchises

A kindergarten can move the enrolment section higher and add the school-year calendar. Daycare centres usually lead with opening hours, flexible sessions and funding or voucher schemes they accept. Montessori and Reggio settings can expand the programmes into the philosophy with examples from the classroom. Early-learning franchises can use the gallery for each location and turn the visit form into a choice of campus.

When another template fits better

Preschool is built for year-round early-years care. Holiday clubs and summer camps with fixed sessions fit Summer Camp. Tutoring centres and language schools for older children belong on Course Enrolment, and a platform of online classes on Learning Platform. If you are a family practice or clinic for children rather than a school, Calm Clinic is closer.

All education layouts are on the course and education templates page.

Before you publish

• Use only photographs you have consent to publish.
• Check ratios, qualifications and inspection details are current.
• Confirm fees and enrolment offers for the right school year.
• Ask for the child’s age and preferred start date in the contact form.