Project News
Sep '14
St Annes Primary School has a new look!
Tom Bradley
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Working with St Annes Primary School was great fun! When we first visited the school earlier this year we were amazed at how forward thinking they are - we thought we had a lot of iMacs! However it was clear that the school had outgrown its old branding and that a new look was required to take it to the next level.
To begin with we worked with St Annes on their new logo and after developing a range of concepts we settled on a new look. The logo's tree is symbolic of wisdom and growth as well as visualising the family link between St Anne to Mary and Jesus. This new logo was then put to use on their new stationery design and uniforms.
Now that the brand was in place we set to work on developing their new website. The new site was to become a hub of information for pupils and their parents - all important dates are easy to find on the site's new calendar, documents can be downloaded from the school information page and pupils can even download their homework from their dedicated class pages. Of course, we've also added in some fun extras like a kids zone, guestbook, a school blog and a squadron score board to keep track of house scores throughout the year!
We look forward to a continued relationship with the school and we wish them all the best with their new look. Looks like the squadron score board is already neck and neck!
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