Offering Website & Learning Platform Solutions

Welcome to our website. Here you will be able to find much more information regarding our Learning Platform and Websites for Education.

Our School Website Solutions are varied to suit the needs of schools of any size and any age range. We have a fully eLC accredited product, Websites4Education.com, that is ideal for Key Stages 2 & 3. It enables pupils to be introduced to website building, HTML coding and even publish their first website to the Internet.

Our Websites for Education are tailored to your exact needs. All our websites contain an inbuilt Content Management System (CMS), enabling any member of staff to make immediate updates to the website. In addition, our websites meet worldwide accessibility standards (W3C), meaning that they are compatible with website reading software and mobile browsers.

Our Learning Platform & VLE solution, Schoolextranet.com, was the first to be built specifically for education, following over four years of consultation with schools throughout the UK, and is ideal for Primary, Secondary and Special Needs Schools across both the State and Independent sectors.

All our online education solutions are delivered in a personal manner and we will gladly visit your school to demonstrate our products to you and your fellow teachers.

News Features

BETT 2008

12 November 2007

Charity Donation

15 February 2008

People news - Lynsey Evans joins the team
Lynsey Evans joins the team - Lynsey Evans, an experienced supplier within the education sector has joined Schoolextranet to develop the Midlands region.
11 April 2007

Planting Trees For Schools
Schoolextranet has pledged to plant a tree for every school which completes a 30-day trial of our learning platform.
17 April 2007

Schoolextranet has donated a system to ESSA
ESSA is the English Secondary Students’ Association, a student campaign organisation in the UK and we are pleased that we have been able to support and encourage their work by donating a Schoolextranet Learning Platform for their use.
12 June 2007