Serving Schools for Fifteen Years

Updat-ed is Australia's premier developer of school websites. Hundreds of schools have an Updat-ed website and we support more than 2,500 web administrators. The websites are so easy to use because they have been refined based on user feedback over 15 years. We’ve upgraded our websites 8 times and are now planning our 9th. Technology doesn’t stand still and neither do we. 

Whether your web needs are for marketing, community communications or a combination of the two, an Updat-ed website can help you achieve your goals.

So Easy to Use

Schools come to us because our websites are easy to use, are well supported and present schools in the way they wish to be seen by their community and prospective parents. Our websites have been built with a time-poor and low-tech publisher in mind, so they're easy to use. All the technology has been hidden from view; all you see are the same functions as a Word document with a few 'webbie' things added. 

All we do is school websites and we’re very good at it. 
 

Going Live, Training and Support

Read all about it here.

Our Websites Look Fabulous

We have 10 new designs with something for every taste. All themes have been built on the same easy to use administration system. You can see them here. And all with so many options to customise your own look.

Mobile-friendly 

Our websites are mobile friendly. This means that when a mobile phone tries to access your website, the website reformats the look of the page making it readable on the mobile's small screen. Genius! It's the most contemporary form of web development and with over 50% of all web visits now coming from mobiles, it's a very necessary addition to your communications line up. 

SSL Security

Sponsor-ed websites come with SSL Certifcates for added security. You can read about SSL here.

Website Features

Updat-ed School Communications Research

Updat-ed founder, Denis Masseni has conducted 2 significant pieces of communication research seeking to guide schools in the effective use of digital technologies. 

The Papers:

What principals need to know about the principles of school marketing

Why schools are spooked by social media