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IGNITE® creates high-performing websites, AI tools and digital experiences for Australian schools.

Websites for ambitious Girls’ schools.Boys’ schools.Independent schools.Catholic schools.Boarding schools.

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Wesley College logo
Melbourne Girls Grammar School logo
Newstead Christian School logo
Beaconhills College logo
Kincoppal-Rose Bay School logo
Korowa Anglican Girls’ School logo
The King David School logo
EREA NSW Colleges logo
Luther College logo
Kinross Wolaroi School logo
Edmund Rice College Wollongong logo
Ballarat Clarendon College logo
Marcellin College logo
Salesian College logo
International Grammar School logo
Wesley College logo
Melbourne Girls Grammar School logo
Newstead Christian School logo
Beaconhills College logo
Kincoppal-Rose Bay School logo
Korowa Anglican Girls’ School logo
The King David School logo
EREA NSW Colleges logo
Luther College logo
Kinross Wolaroi School logo
Edmund Rice College Wollongong logo
Ballarat Clarendon College logo
Marcellin College logo
Salesian College logo
International Grammar School logo
Wesley College logo
Melbourne Girls Grammar School logo
Newstead Christian School logo
Beaconhills College logo
Kincoppal-Rose Bay School logo
Korowa Anglican Girls’ School logo
The King David School logo
EREA NSW Colleges logo
Luther College logo
Kinross Wolaroi School logo
Edmund Rice College Wollongong logo
Ballarat Clarendon College logo
Marcellin College logo
Salesian College logo
International Grammar School logo

Your school is one of a kind. But your website looks like everyone else’s, frustrates families and quietly erodes your brand.

Brutal.

For two decades, IGNITE® has helped Australia’s most ambitious schools stand out online.

Ready for your
‍ Supercharged Digital™
reinvention?

Attract Right-Fit Families

Grow Your Pipeline

Whether you’re growing numbers or managing a waitlist, your website should draw in the families who fit your school. From first search to tour booking, we design every step to build a strong pipeline of right-fit enrolments.

USER EXPERIENCE EXPERTS

delight your users

Prospective parents, current families, staff, students and alumni all need different things. We make large amounts of school information easy to find and easy to understand, on any device.

POWERFUL & FLEXIBLE CMS OPTIONS

Edit Effortlessly

Say goodbye to back-end bewilderment. Your team can update news, events and enrolment dates in minutes, without calling IT. Editing your website just became as easy as editing this text.

Click!

Edit!

the team

You want a team of digital experts that proactively comes with solutions, not problems. That lighten your load and save you time. Meet your new team. Our collective experience is at your disposal.

Anthony Wymond

Founder & Creative Director

Anthony's been crafting digital products for iconic brands for over 20 years (yes, since before smartphones were a thing). He founded BestSchools, judges web design awards and makes sure our school websites leave competitors wondering what just happened, all while being a passionate AI advocate.

Andrew Poole

General Manager

Andrew spent 10+ years mastering tech and digital, with a stint in traditional media creating campaigns for Disney and Honda (we forgive him for the "dark side" detour). As IGNITE's fearless General Manager, he orchestrates our talented team while using AI to work smarter, not harder.

Sylvain Girard

Digital Designer

Sylvain (or 'Sylvie' as we call him because our French is terrible) is our design virtuoso who dreams in grid layouts and design rules of thumb. When he's not working Figma magic, he's supporting Webflow builds and AI projects, creating visuals that make clients temporarily forget about their budgets.
Andrew Eastgate, Senior Developer at IGNITE

Andrew Eastgate

Senior Developer

Andrew’s engineered websites and applications for Google and Amazon (just a couple of small names you might recognise). As IGNITE’s Senior Developer, he turns ambitious designs and tricky technical requirements into websites that work beautifully. He handles the complicated bits behind the scenes so your team doesn’t need a computer science degree to update a page.

Ashleigh Second

Account Manager

Ashleigh wears two hats at IGNITE, managing client projects with effortless precision and getting hands-on with Webflow builds. She makes school projects with leadership, marketing and admissions at the table feel suspiciously smooth, from kickoff to launch. When she's not keeping timelines on track and clients smiling, she's probably three steps ahead of whatever you were about to ask.

Kate Booth-Bell

Marketing Specialist

Kate tackles school marketing challenges, from enrolment campaigns to community engagement, with the precision of a surgeon and creativity of an artist (but with better hours). She turns head-scratching problems into growth opportunities, making marketing effective and surprisingly human.

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what every school site needs

what every school site needs

testimonials

Korowa Anglican Girls’ School logo
“We’re definitely seeing the effects of our new website, including more people coming to tour mornings and heaps more views than the previous site.”
Kincoppal-Rose Bay School logo
“Our new website is modern, clean, and easy to navigate. The positive feedback from our community speaks volumes about IGNITE’s expertise and attention to detail.”
The King David School logo
“IGNITE did a magnificent job. They listened to our needs and produced an absolutely beautiful website that exceeded our expectations.”
Ballarat Clarendon College logo
“IGNITE perfectly captured our school’s values in a website that is both visually engaging and highly functional. A great balance of creativity and usability.”

FAQs

Common questions from school teams.

How long does a school website project usually take?

Most school website projects take around 4 to 6 months, depending on scope, approvals, content readiness, and how much restructuring is needed. If the project includes strategy, new content architecture, custom CMS planning, or multiple stakeholder groups, timing can extend beyond that.

Can our team update the website after launch?

Yes. We build school websites so internal teams can manage day-to-day updates without relying on developers. That includes news, staff changes, key pages, CMS content, and campaign landing pages, with the right structure and governance in place.

Do you help with sitemap and content structure?

Yes. Information architecture is a core part of the process. We help organise complex school content so prospective families, current parents, students, and staff can find what they need quickly, without the site becoming bloated or difficult to manage.

Can you migrate content from our current website?

Yes. We can help audit, refine, migrate, and restructure existing content. In most cases, a redesign is a good opportunity to simplify outdated content, improve clarity, and reduce duplication rather than carrying everything across unchanged.

Will the new website support enrolments and enquiries better?

That’s the goal. We design school websites to support key actions such as booking a tour, making an enquiry, or starting the enrolment journey. That means clearer pathways, stronger messaging, and better conversion thinking throughout the site.

What platform do you build school websites on?

Typically Webflow, because it gives schools a flexible, modern CMS with strong design control and easier ongoing management. The right setup depends on your internal team, content needs, and governance requirements.

What happens to SEO when we launch a new site?

We plan for SEO from the start. That includes page structure, content intent, metadata, redirects, and preserving existing search equity where possible. A redesign should improve clarity and discoverability, not reset performance.

How do you know if the new website is working?

We define success against the goals of the project, which may include stronger enquiry performance, better user journeys, improved content management, clearer navigation, and stronger engagement from prospective families.

Planning a new website? Let’s talk.

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