Services · Website development · School websites
Codeeo offers school website development in Saudi Arabia for private school groups, international school networks and education investors running campuses in more than one region. We build a single platform that carries your group brand, admissions process and policies, with campus sites that stand on their own for parents in Riyadh, Jeddah, the Eastern Province, Makkah, Madinah or anywhere else you operate. Every site is Arabic first with a complete English version, built to meet the Personal Data Protection Law and the security expectations Saudi institutions now work under.
This service covers the public websites: content, search, admissions enquiries, accessibility and hosting. Fee collection, parent apps and school management systems are separate builds that the website links to, so each can change without breaking the others.
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Platform features
Private education in Saudi Arabia is growing under Vision 2030, with more groups opening campuses outside their home city and international brands entering the market. Private and international schools operate under licences from the Ministry of Education, and the Education and Training Evaluation Commission evaluates and accredits schools across the public, private and international sectors. Parents increasingly check these details online before they ever call, and they compare schools in different cities when a family move is coming.
A group website has to serve two levels at once. At group level it carries the brand, the shared admissions rules, governance, policies and recruitment. At campus level it must answer local questions about address, sections, transport and visits in a way that ranks in that city. A school web development company in Saudi Arabia should design that split deliberately, so adding a new campus is a matter of configuration rather than a new website.
One CMS powers the group site and every campus site, sharing templates, policies and brand rules while giving each campus its own pages, news, contacts and search presence. New campuses are added from the admin panel with their own editors and settings.
Each new campus goes live on a proven structure.
Each campus shows its Ministry of Education licensing information, curriculum authorisations and any ETEC accreditation status your school chooses to publish, in a consistent format that is easy to update after each review.
Parents see verifiable credentials on every campus page.
Forms collect the minimum data for each admissions stage, show a clear privacy notice, record parent or guardian consent and pass submissions encrypted to your CRM. Retention rules and access rights are documented for your data protection lead.
Admissions data is handled in line with the Personal Data Protection Law.
Hosting, access control, updates, backups and logging are configured with reference to the National Cybersecurity Authority's essential controls, and hosting can be placed in a Saudi data centre where your data classification calls for it.
Your IT and compliance teams receive documentation they can review.
A single enquiry form detects the city, campus, grade and curriculum a parent wants, then routes the enquiry to the right admissions team. Group leadership sees all enquiries in one place; each campus sees only its own.
No enquiry falls between campuses.
Every content type is defined in Arabic and English from the start, with right to left layouts, Hijri and Gregorian date display where you want both, and linked translations so editors can see which pages are missing a language.
Both languages stay complete as the site grows.
Campus pages carry their own School structured data, local titles and Google Business Profile links, while group pages target national searches. Language settings and canonical tags stop campuses competing with each other in search results.
Each campus ranks in its own city without cannibalising the others.
A shared careers section lists teaching and support roles across all campuses, with filters by city, subject and phase, and routes applications to the right recruiter. Contracts and visa steps stay in your HR system; the site handles attraction and application.
One place for every vacancy across the group.
A group calendar carries the Ministry academic calendar, national occasions such as Founding Day and Saudi National Day, and exam periods, while each campus adds its own open days, tours and parent events. Campus visit requests feed from the same calendar, so availability shown online matches what admissions can actually offer.
Dates are consistent across every campus site.
Consent based analytics and CRM data are combined in dashboards showing enquiries, tour requests and applications by campus, city and source, so group leadership can see which campuses and campaigns are working.
Decisions on marketing and capacity rest on real numbers.
Who this is for
A national platform makes sense when you run, or plan to run, more than a couple of campuses, or when your brand needs to look and work the same everywhere while each school keeps its local voice. Good school website design in Saudi Arabia for a group is mostly about that balance between shared and local. These are the four organisations we most often build for across the Kingdom.
Single campus schools are better served by our city pages, where the work is planned around one local market.
A group that grew in one city and is now opening in another needs its reputation to travel, but parents in the new city do not know the brand yet. We build a group site that explains who you are and campus pages that speak to the new city, with admissions for the new campus opening before the building does. Local search work for the new city starts months ahead, so the campus already has an indexed page and a Google Business Profile when families begin to look.
Pre opening campus pages can collect interest under a waiting list.
Brands arriving from abroad must present an existing identity in Arabic and English, explain their Saudi licensing and curriculum authorisation clearly, and adapt policies to Saudi law. We work with your global marketing team on brand rules and with your Saudi team on content and compliance, and we make sure the Arabic version is written for Saudi families rather than adapted from another Arabic market.
Global brand rules and local legal wording are kept in separate review tracks.
Holding companies that buy schools inherit several old websites, domains and enquiry processes. We plan a migration onto one platform, keep the search value of each old domain with redirects, and let each school keep its name where parents know it. Enquiry forms on all the old sites are replaced by the central routing, so the group finally sees every enquiry in one view.
Each acquired site is audited for rankings before anything moves.
Operators with Saudi national curriculum schools and international curriculum schools under one owner need a structure that presents both without confusing parents. We build curriculum level sections and comparison pages, with campus pages that state exactly what each school teaches.
Curriculum names and authorisations are confirmed with your academic office.
Engagement
Our team of 80+ is based in Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi and has delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US; we are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. For Saudi groups, leadership meetings and workshops can take place in person in Riyadh, while campus teams in other cities join discovery, reviews and training by video call.
You will have a project lead for the platform and a clear owner for each campus wave, with written decisions, a shared staging site and agreed checkpoints before each campus launches. Campus principals are involved early, because the campus pages only work when the people running the school recognise their school in them.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
Group platforms usually run on a headless CMS with a Next.js front end, which handles many campuses, languages and editors well. Smaller groups may suit a WordPress multisite. Either way, hosting, backups and access control are set up with Saudi data rules and NCA controls in mind, and every template is tested for accessibility and Core Web Vitals on mobile.
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A group needs a platform with shared rules, not several separate websites.
For a single school, the website is one set of pages and one admissions team. For a group, the platform has to carry a shared brand, shared policies and central reporting while letting each campus rank locally and edit its own news. Admissions routing, editor permissions, domains and hosting all need planning at group level. Done well, opening a new campus online becomes a configuration task rather than a new project.
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