School Admissions

School Admissions is a landing page for an intake cycle, written for a parent comparing four schools this month. Its organising decision is that requirements and fees travel together: a route switcher changes the document checklist and the first-year cost table at the same time, because those are the two things a family weighs in the same breath.
Sections, in order

Deadline bar above the header with the three dates that matter.
Sticky navbar with anchors and a register button.
Hero — intake badge, three quota tiles (places, class size cap, scholarships), two calls to action, a photograph, and last year's applicant-to-place ratio stated openly along with what happens if the answer is no.
Routes — a working three-tab switcher (general, merit, scholarship). Each panel carries its own place count, its own "what to bring" checklist and its own first-year fee table down to the total. Choosing a tab also pre-selects that route in the registration form further down.
The dates — six timeline entries from registration to confirmation, including what happens to unconfirmed places.
Figures strip — founded, class cap, continuation rate, teacher ratio.
About the school — three cards chosen because they differ between schools: the class cap as a rule, reports written in sentences, fees fixed for three years from entry.
Campus gallery — a six-image mosaic from an ordinary day rather than the open day.
FAQ — six parent questions: whether early registration helps, applying through two routes, what is on the assessment day, how scholarships are weighted, instalments, and what happens after a rejection.
Registration form — pupil, date of birth, current school, route, parent contact and a notes field for learning support or a sibling.

Design and style. Institutional but warm: royal blue and amber on a cool off-white, Plus Jakarta Sans over Inter, rounded cards, a dark figures band. Route switcher, FAQ accordion, scroll reveal and mobile menu are vanilla JavaScript.
Before you publish. The fee tables are the section families screenshot and compare, so every row must be the number they will actually pay — and the totals must add up, because a parent will check. Keep the closing date identical in the deadline bar, the hero badge, the registration section and the footer, and the place counts consistent between the hero tiles and the three route panels. If you cannot publish scholarship criteria honestly, remove that tab rather than softening it; a route that turns out to work differently is the complaint that reaches the district office. The form uses named inputs with no action attribute, so PageHub attaches the handler on publish and each registration arrives in Form Submissions with the route, the pupil's details and the parent's number attached.
Best suited to school and madrasah admissions, kindergarten and preschool intakes, university and college enrolment, course and academy registration, and any programme with limited places, a document checklist and a fixed calendar.