School website UI/UX examples

From: Notes on creating a simple static school landing page site using my Astro template 

Best School Websites of 2026 – Learn From These Top School Web Design Examples, https://morweb.org/post/best-school-websites

Also has "Free High-Quality School Images" links.

https://www.istockphoto.com/photo/group-of-indian-village-students-in-school-uniform-sitting-in-classroom-doing-gm2075583750-564868460 is good but it is not free (Rs.345).

Google Search: rural india school website

• https://www.ishavidhya.in/#/pages/index
• https://www.rios.ac.in/
• https://indiarise.net/

My simple static school landing page site: https://ravisiyer.github.io/ssw-astroghp/

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From: Building Test Static School Website: ... Using ThemeWagon Si-Education Next.js Template - Part 2

 Live Education Website (Static Site on GitHub Pages)  https://ravisiyer.github.io/testschoolwspub

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From: Design of mainly static Next.js school website with free hosting that can evolve into dynamic full-stack web application (paid hosting)

I am checking out this template: https://weblium.com/templates/demo/special-education-website-design-208

It is a long page with menu links going to parts of the page. I have seen such long page design in some other templates including Blogger education templates.

 

https://github.com/dawidolko/Website-Templates/tree/master/above-educational-bootstrap-responsive-template seems to a nice multi page school website that could be adapted for my needs. ... [CG pointed out that it does not support CSS Flexbox and Grid and uses some old style stuff. That ruled it out for me.]

The below details are not in the above post. I explored the above github repo today (15 Mar 2026) looking for school related live pages.

• https://templateswebsite.dawidolko.pl/
• https://templateswebsite.dawidolko.pl/b-school-free-education-html5-website-template/
• https://templateswebsite.dawidolko.pl/school-educational-html5-template/

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Note: I am excluding Blogger school/education templates as their UI/UX design would have been influenced by Blogger template limitations/quirks.

Gemini validation of my above note

The primary reason for excluding Blogger-based education themes is that their UI/UX design is often a byproduct of the platform’s proprietary XML/Widget engine rather than modern design principles. Because Blogger follows a rigid "sidebar and post-body" logic, layout flexibility is highly restricted. Designers frequently must rely on technical "hacks" to implement the multi-column layouts or nested navigation structures common in professional school sites, often resulting in code that is difficult to maintain and lacking in mobile fluidity.

Furthermore, Blogger’s templating system lacks the modern documentation and debugging tools available in "code-first" environments like Astro or Next.js. These modern frameworks provide 100% control over the semantic HTML and CSS Grid/Flexbox layouts, ensuring superior SEO performance and design precision that Blogger cannot easily match. By focusing on non-Blogger examples, we can identify what a school website should look like when not constrained by platform-specific quirks, allowing for a more effective transition to a high-performance Astro-based solution.

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