St Mark's Preschool & Long Day Care Centre has been caring for Tamworth children since 1973, run as a ministry of St Stephen's Presbyterian Church in West Tamworth.
Web Design & Development
Childcare + Education
14 Mar 2025
St Mark's has a long history and a strong name with Tamworth families, but its old website didn't show what makes the centre special: the big, shady outdoor play space, the play-based program and the team who have been there for years.
The centre wanted a site with the same natural, welcoming feel as walking through the gate. Parents needed to see the rooms and the people, understand the philosophy and get onto the waiting list without fuss. The team also needed an easy way to share news and newsletters, post job openings and keep resources like the Parent Handbook up to date.
Rhythm Digital took an earthy, natural approach: large clean images, plenty of white space and soft block colours drawn from the centre's logo. We pulled the St Mark's name and the hand-drawn animals from the centre's signage artwork and used them throughout the site, so it feels like St Mark's rather than a template. A professional photoshoot of the centre with local photographer Rachel Deane gave every page real photos of the rooms, the playground and the children at play.
The Webflow build includes pages for the centre, philosophy and history, a room-by-room tour, and CMS collections for the team, news and newsletters, open positions, resources and the centre's history. Enrolment and waiting list buttons link straight to the centre's enrolment system, and the Join Our Team page includes an application form with resume upload.

St Mark's now has a website that looks and feels like the centre: warm, natural and full of real photos of the rooms, the playground and the people. Families can take a look around before they visit and join the waiting list in a few clicks.
The team keeps the site current themselves, adding news, newsletters, staff profiles and job openings as they need to.

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