PVM International School

A 30+ page school website built in Next.js, backed by a separate custom admin panel. School staff manage news, events, faculty, admissions, galleries, certificates and page content themselves — no developer needed for day-to-day updates.

It has 27 dedicated manager modules — news, events, students, faculty, courses, admissions, workshops, exam notices, placements, calendar, enquiries, subscribers, certificates, forms, dynamic pages, page content, section visibility, SEO, users, backups and system health, plus an analytics dashboard.

Yes — there's a drag-and-drop form builder. Staff design a form, publish it to a live page on the site, and every submission comes back into the admin panel where it can be reviewed and exported.

Staff design certificate templates once, then generate certificates for students directly from the dashboard. It removes the usual cycle of editing a design file by hand for every single student.

Yes. An SEO manager lets staff set page titles, descriptions and metadata per page, and a section visibility manager lets them show or hide entire sections of the site without a code change.

The public site is Next.js with React and Tailwind CSS; the admin panel is a React and Vite application. Both share one Firebase project for data, authentication and storage, so content updates appear on the live site immediately.

Yes — it's server-rendered with Next.js, image-optimised and fully responsive, with smooth-scrolling navigation. Most visitors arrive on a phone, so the mobile experience was the primary design target.

Everything in the admin panel was built specifically for how this school actually works — certificates, form building, section visibility — rather than assembled from plugins. Nothing to update, nothing to conflict, and no feature the school doesn't need. If a simpler WordPress build suits your budget better, we'll say so.

Yes — this is a common brief and one of our strongest areas. We build custom education websites with exactly the admin controls your staff need. Tell us how your school runs and we'll design the panel around it.

No. It was handed over with training, and every content area is self-serve. We remain available for new features or support, but the school runs the site independently day to day.