All guides
Practical marketing guides for schools, colleges and universities.
Schools
Open days that parents remember
How schools can plan an open day or open morning that answers parents' real questions: timing, tours, talks and follow-up.
What parents look for on a school website
The pages and details parents look for first on a school website, and common gaps that send them elsewhere.
School directories and listings: keeping them right
Why school directory listings matter, what to check in each one and how to keep fees, curricula and contact details consistent.
From enquiry to enrolment: following up properly
How schools and universities can track and follow up enquiries so fewer families drop out between first contact and enrolment.
Social media for schools without the stress
A simple approach to school social media: what to post, how often, who approves posts and how to handle comments.
Writing a school prospectus parents will read
How to plan and write a school prospectus, printed or online: structure, plain language, photos and the facts to include.
Universities
International student recruitment: the basics
How universities reach international students: where students research, what they compare and what content helps them decide.
Working with education agents responsibly
How schools and universities can work with student recruitment agents ethically: contracts, training, monitoring and transparency.
Rules
Photos, consent and children's privacy in school marketing
What schools need to think about before using pupils' photos, names and work in marketing, with notes on UK GDPR, FERPA and COPPA.
Advertising claims for schools and universities
How advertising rules apply to education marketing, with a focus on the UK CAP Code: rankings, results and 'best' claims.
Reviews for schools: what is allowed
How schools and universities can ask for online reviews without breaking platform rules or consumer law, and how to respond to them.