Pre-registration from the site
Let parents fill in the open-day and enquiry form from their phone; the season starts on your site, not at the front desk.
Parents decide over a few evenings, not a whole year: they read the faculty, look at the campus, check the bus routes and the fees, then fill in a form for an open day. A site that shows the campus, introduces the teaching staff and takes the enquiry on the spot turns that evening your way. Forpus builds sites for private schools, colleges and kindergartens.

A private school website is your own address for explaining your teaching model, showing the campus and collecting pre-registration enquiries. A typical school site Forpus builds has a page per stage (kindergarten, primary, middle and high school), faculty profiles, a campus and classroom gallery, a pre-registration and open-day form, scholarship exam and quota announcements, bus routes and lunch menus, a parent announcements section, and a fast, mobile-first design. A site introducing the institution and its stages runs ₺50,000–85,000 and goes live in one to two weeks. A full site with a working pre-registration form, announcement management and a page per stage runs ₺90,000–150,000 over two to four weeks. Once a parent portal, an integration with your school management software or a mobile app is involved, you are looking at a project starting from ₺220,000. Enquiries compress into a few months of the year, so the pre-registration call sits on the first screen. No stock photography goes in the gallery, and no student appears without written parental consent.
Let parents fill in the open-day and enquiry form from their phone; the season starts on your site, not at the front desk.
Show the classrooms, the campus and the teaching staff so the decision to come and visit is made on your site.
Show up on the map and in search for 'private school near me' and neighbourhood college queries.
Yes. From a simple enquiry form up to one that branches by stage and year of birth and lets parents pick a date for an open day. Enquiries land in your inbox and build up as a list in the panel, so the admissions office can track who has been called back through the season.
Private schools in Turkey are required to announce their tuition before the academic year begins, so the figure is already public. Hiding it on your own site only means parents find it on a forum or on a competitor's comparison page. We usually publish fees by stage alongside the payment plan, sibling and upfront discounts, and what the fee does and does not cover.
Yes, and in this sector it matters more than anything else. Announcements, news, the academic calendar, the lunch menu and staff profiles are all editable from your panel. Schools publish something almost every week; if each edit needs an agency, the site becomes last year's site within months.
Most schools already run school management software. In that case we connect a 'Parent Login' button to the existing system rather than building a second portal. If you have no such software, homework, attendance and grades are a separate project and should not be squeezed into a website package.
Only with written parental consent. The cleanest approach is to include image-use permission in the enrolment paperwork and keep any student without it out of the gallery entirely. Where consent is unclear, well-shot empty classrooms, labs and grounds work surprisingly well.
A separate page per campus: its own address, stages, quota, bus routes, staff and its own pre-registration form. It also helps you show up for searches made in the district where that campus sits, since parents usually search by neighbourhood.
No writing required — just pick. Your choices become the brief below, and that is exactly what reaches us.
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