18 Best School Website Templates 2026
These 18 school website templates cover public school sites, university pages, course marketing and an internal dashboard interface. Choose the platform first: WordPress for editor-managed content, or HTML and Astro for a site maintained in code.
All entries in this collection use paid licenses. WordPress education themes may support LMS and commerce plugins, but plugin licenses, setup and hosting can add to the cost. HTML and Astro templates provide the front end; admissions, student accounts, payments and course delivery need connected services or backend development.
- 8 WordPress themes — for staff who want to edit pages in WordPress.
- 2 Astro and Tailwind templates — for developers building education marketing sites.
- 7 HTML website templates — for public-facing school and course pages.
- 1 school dashboard UI — for a developer building an internal application.
Top picks at a glance
Table of contents — all 18 school templates
Check the current license and support terms before buying. Every option still needs maintained hosting, dependencies and any connected services; a static front end does not remove those responsibilities.
Paid school WordPress themes
1. Divi
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: beginner-run school sites of any kind
The Divi Builder turns a school site into a visual drag-and-drop project — no developer required. Pick one of the ready-made school and education demos, swap in your content, and the layout work is largely done. Because every section is edited visually on the page itself, office staff can keep the site current without touching code.
2. Jevelin
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: custom school layouts without coding
Jevelin pairs the WPBakery drag-and-drop builder with forty preset shortcodes, so school pages assemble from prebuilt parts. Choose a demo, fine-tune it visually, and publish — no coding involved. The theme is SEO-ready, loads fast, and works with all popular WordPress plugins, which keeps it flexible as the site grows.
3. Pallikoodam
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: kindergarten and school course pages
Pallikoodam treats courses as more than a syllabus — each one supports assessments, prerequisites, and lesson discussion. The Elementor-based theme adds tutor profiles, an event calendar add-on, and WooCommerce for selling classes and materials, with 150+ shortcode elements and a one-click demo importer covering everything from kindergartens to universities.
4. MaxCoach
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: online courses with live classes
MaxCoach handles live teaching, not just course listings — Zoom video conferencing is built in alongside quizzes and Stripe and PayPal payment gateways. More than ten education demos ship ready to edit in Elementor, backed by forty widgets, so a coaching or tutoring business can take bookings, run classes, and collect payments from one WordPress install.
5. eCademy
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: full e-learning platforms with LMS
eCademy ships a full learning management system — LearnPress and Tutor LMS support plus WooCommerce for selling courses. Elementor drives the page editing, while one-click demo data, an events manager, MailChimp integration, RTL compatibility, and a child theme come standard. It suits schools moving actual coursework online rather than just marketing pages.
6. Kingster
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: universities and colleges
Fifty ready-made sample pages give Kingster more prebuilt depth than most education themes. Two home designs target universities and colleges, and each inner page can carry its own style, so departments keep distinct identities under one brand. With that much ready material, most sites launch by editing pages rather than designing them.
7. Turitor
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: first sites that may add an LMS
Turitor works as a plain school site today and a full LMS later — LearnPress, LearnDash, and Tutor LMS are all supported. Six Elementor home variations include dedicated university and kindergarten demos, plus two course layouts and BuddyPress compatibility for student community features. WooCommerce support means courses can be sold directly once you are ready.
8. Briny
Platform: WordPress · License: Paid · Best for: diving and water-sports schools
Briny targets a niche most education themes ignore — scuba diving and water-sports schools — with equipment rentals and course sales working out of the box. Light and dark modes, four ready-to-use headers, Slider Revolution, and an Instagram feed round out the design, and a drag-and-drop page builder handles any further changes.
Paid Astro and Tailwind school templates
9. Academix
Platform: Astro + Tailwind CSS · License: Paid · Best for: university and college marketing sites
Academic institutions compete on reputation, facilities, and outcomes — Academix is structured around presenting all three. Built on Astro and Tailwind CSS, it pairs a program catalog with degree pathways, a faculty directory with research areas, and a virtual campus tour, while admission requirements and an online application form capture enrollment intent directly.
Key features:
- Course catalog with categories
- Faculty and staff profiles
- Campus information and facilities
- Admission requirements and process
- Student testimonials and success stories
- Events calendar and academic blog
10. LearnHub
Platform: Astro + Tailwind CSS · License: Paid · Best for: marketing online courses and programs
Course buyers pay for outcomes, so LearnHub leads with student transformation stories before the curriculum. The Astro and Tailwind CSS template breaks each course down module by module, backs it with instructor credentials and certificate previews, and closes with an enrollment flow and pricing options — a sales page structure rather than a brochure.
Key features:
- Course cards with pricing and ratings
- Instructor profiles with expertise
- Student testimonials carousel
- Course category browsing
- Pricing and enrollment plans
- Blog for educational content
Paid HTML school website templates
11. Edulearn Education
Platform: HTML · License: Paid · Best for: multi-page school sites without a CMS
Five home pages and four header variations give Edulearn more layout combinations than most HTML education templates. Dedicated courses pages give teachers room to present their classes, while the blog and inner pages carry campus news and announcements. The pages are edited in code; keep hosting, scripts and any connected services maintained.
12. Shiksha
Platform: HTML · License: Paid · Best for: school sites with student login pages
Shiksha includes ready-made login and register pages — a starting point most HTML school templates skip. Two home layouts come with about, courses, event, and blog pages, plus a full-width slider and a newsletter box in the widget-packed footer. Video presentation support and comprehensive documentation are also part of the package.
13. UDEMA
Platform: HTML · License: Paid · Best for: course catalogs with cart checkout
UDEMA wires a shop flow into an education template — course pages, detail views, and a cart section come prebuilt. Five home layouts and two menu styles set the frame, and the registration layout includes a password strength indicator. Authentication, course access and payment processing still require a backend or connected service.
14. Kids Pro
Platform: HTML · License: Paid · Best for: kindergartens and primary schools
Kids Pro bundles its premium extensions at no extra cost, along with icon sets and Google fonts. A stack of home page demos covers full-width, boxed, and dark layouts for kindergarten and primary school sites, and colors and parallax effects can be tuned to match existing school branding without long design sessions.
15. Little Ones
Platform: Bootstrap HTML · License: Paid · Best for: daycare and preschool one-pagers
Little Ones is a one-page template scoped for daycares — everything parents need sits on a single scroll. Built on Bootstrap, it ships a validated contact form, an Isotope filterable gallery, MailChimp integration, and four jolly color presets in boxed or wide styles, with room to build your own color version.
16. Educan
Platform: Bootstrap HTML · License: Paid · Best for: small training sites with shop pages
Educan covers a complete training-business site in twenty-plus Bootstrap pages. Four home versions sit alongside course, blog, gallery, contact, and shop pages, providing storefront layouts that need a commerce backend to accept orders. The template is responsive, works across browsers, and ships with documentation and commented code.
17. Academics
Platform: HTML · License: Paid · Best for: colleges selling courses online
Thirty-plus pre-designed pages and four homepage variations make Academics one of the largest kits in this collection. The multipurpose education website template leans toward colleges and universities and includes ready-made shop pages by default, with payment processing and course delivery left to your implementation.
School administration dashboard UI
18. Smart
Platform: Bootstrap HTML dashboard UI · License: Paid · Best for: school administration dashboards
Smart provides the interface for a school administration dashboard. Predefined pages cover professors, students, courses, and the library, with widgets for events and staff listings. Built on Bootstrap with Material Design styling, it fits developers building internal management screens. Student records, authentication and permissions require backend implementation.
Which school template should you choose?
Choose WordPress when school staff need a content editor, and check the required LMS or commerce plugins before purchase. Choose HTML or Astro when a developer will maintain the site. Smart is an interface for an internal application and needs its own backend. Confirm what the author’s support covers; custom development is not automatically included in a template license.
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None of these are worth the time for me. I’m very lazy teacher and don’t want to setup them on my own. They look awesome but getting over my laziness is not easy.
Nice one guys thanks
Great List of School website templates. Thanks for sharing such a useful list of education templates.
Hopeful to see your new templates soon.
Please, would you provide me with an HTML template for the school hostel allocation management system? I wish to work on a site of that kind.