Arowhenua Maori Schools neat and tidy site is a good example of how a school can get an effective web presence without a big outlay. The site is the front end to a ePortfolio learning system that  supports on-site classroom activities and accessable off-site for parents to view.

Barton Rural School utilises Wiki's, which are put to use for each room at this school. Another notable feature is the easy to navigate menu, allowing users to browse the website easily. Barton's dark green theme is easy on the eye, and appears smooth and simple.

The Beaconsfield Primary School site is a good example of how Primary Schools can use their web presence to tie into their community. Information served to parents in a timely manner saves phone calls, and saves on car journeys. Those missing newsletters are always available online! Beconsfield also uses blog technology for class rooms, allowing teachers to add their own news and notes.

Geraldine High School was a template designed by the school, and built by us. The website utilises a tidy, simple template with a easy to use navigation menu, and a newsticker to provide updates to visitors.

Gleniti School's eye catching website will grab your attention right away. The flash header at the top of the website constantly flows from slide to slide, providing an array of images for the user to view. The Gleniti School website provides essential information to the students and other users, by displaying important events on the calendar - and also uses a notice board to display daily notices and events to logged in users.

Oceanview Heights School is a good example of a simple, yet effective layout. Menu's are easy to navigate, and Oceanview makes use of these features to display content nicely. This website uses RTLB and RTLiT systems which are employed by clusters of schools and school businesses which advise teachers on how they can assist students with moderate learning and behaviour difficulties.

South Canterbury Education & Support Agencies Network site offers a directory of support services to educators in our region. Designed primarily for use by teachers, large parts of the site will be available for access by the community. This site is under development and marks a new era in openness and sharing for the benefit of South Canterbury school students. SPF Multimedia are pleased to supply SCESAN a state-of-the-art Joomla setup and one log in access to the accompanying wiki.

The South Canterbury Principal's Association (SCPA) fosters the collaboration and professional development of principals of primary schools in the South Canterbury region. This website is a small but effective solution for members needing a resource location for providing information regarding upcoming meetings, documents, contact lists, and other useful material catered for the SCPA.

St Joseph's Temuka is a good example of a standard school website. This simple, easy to use layout is packed with great features - such as a scrolling image and text banner, calendar, newsletters, photo gallery, and even a quote module which changes automatically (depending on the current term).

Timaru Girl's High School is packed with features, ranging from Calendars and newsletters to Online Learning Management Systems! There are plenty of clickables for the user to interact with on this website. This website has a 'bridge' feature, which allows a user to log in only once - yet their log on credentials will be carried over to Moodle and Mahara instead of logging in at each.