Kindergarten Website Templates: 13 HTML and WordPress Picks for Preschools and Day Care
By Manob Editorial · · Updated
A good kindergarten website template puts the things parents look for first: what you teach, what a day looks like, photos of the rooms, upcoming events and an easy way to ask a question or book a visit. We compared 13 options on Manob: 6 HTML templates and 7 WordPress themes, all with live demos you can open.
What does a kindergarten or day care website need?
Parents usually visit on a phone, often late in the evening, and they want answers fast. A short list of what a preschool site should cover:
- Programs and daily routine. Age groups, class types and what a normal day includes.
- Photos of the place. Classrooms, play areas and children's work. A gallery page does a lot of the selling.
- Events and news. Open days, term dates and trips. A calendar or a simple news page keeps families up to date.
- A clear contact or visit request. A form for questions, and ideally a way to arrange a visit.
- Staff and facilities. Parents want to know who looks after their child.
Then check the practical side. Can your staff edit the text themselves? Do you need a second language? Do you want to sell anything, such as uniforms or course places? If you run a bigger primary school rather than a nursery, read our school website templates roundup as well.
How we chose: we started from templates and themes on Manob that name kindergartens, preschools, day care or child care in their listings. All 13 in this post do. We describe each one from its listing details, and we say where a listing doesn't tell us something. Always open the live demo and click through the pages before you buy; our guide on how to preview a template before buying explains what to check.
Kindergarten template comparison
| Template | Type | Built with | Price from | Live demo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bkash - Kindergarten And Preschool WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $36 | Demo |
| Joybee - Kids School Admission and Education WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $38 | Demo |
| Poket - Kindergarten Responsive WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $28 | Demo |
| Educhild - Child Education Responsive WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | — | $48 | Demo |
| Kiddly - Kids Learning Responsive Elementor WordPress Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $59 | Demo |
| Newchild - Child Care, Newborn & Medical WordPress Elementor Theme | WordPress theme | Elementor | $34 | Demo |
| KidoCare - Kindergarten & Baby Care HTML Template | HTML template | — | $20 | Demo |
| Educhild - Child Education Website Template | HTML template | — | $20 | Demo |
| Nunis - Day Care & Kindergarten HTML Template | HTML template | — | $18 | Demo |
WordPress themes for preschools and day care
All six WordPress themes in this section use the Elementor page builder, so staff can rearrange pages by dragging blocks instead of editing code. The differences are in the extras: events, booking, galleries and style options.
Bkash: best for a preschool that wants an event calendar
Bkash is written for kindergartens, preschools and day care centers. Its main feature is an integrated event calendar, so parents can follow school activities in one place. The listing also names sections for photos, updates and educational resources, user-friendly contact forms and a colorful early childhood design. A Redux options panel handles the header, footer, logo, menu and buttons, and a child theme is included. Pick it if news and dates matter more to your parents than online booking. We don't see a booking tool in the listing.
Bkash is an Elementor WordPress theme for kindergartens, preschools and early learning centers. It has a colorful, playful design and an event calendar so parents can follow sch…
Joybee: best for a kids' school that books visits online
Joybee is the theme to look at if you want families to arrange a visit without phoning. The listing names appointment booking, event management and photo galleries, in a colorful layout for kids' schools, preschools and daycare centers. It has a Bootstrap-based layout with Ajax support. The listing doesn't mention Elementor or a child theme, so check in the demo how you would edit pages before you commit.
Joybee is a WordPress theme for kids' schools, preschools, daycare centers and other education providers. It has event management, photo galleries and appointment booking, with…
Poket Kindergarten: best for a school that shows children's artwork
Poket Kindergarten suits nurseries, kindergartens, primary schools and art schools. It has 96+ Elementor elements, a global color system that applies one palette to every page, and gallery and art layouts for showing student work. It's compatible with Tutor LMS for course content and with WooCommerce, comes with a child theme and has a translation-ready .pot file for schools that teach in more than one language. It's a good fit if your school has a creative focus and may grow.
A WordPress theme for kindergartens, primary schools and art schools. It has 96+ Elementor elements, a global color system and layouts that suit child, boys and girls school web…
Educhild (WordPress): best for a nursery that wants a cartoon look
Educhild's WordPress version offers cartoon, clean and colorful style options, so you can choose how playful the site feels. It includes 18+ header styles, 10+ footer styles and 47+ custom Elementor elements, plus a child theme. The listing says a school can build separate pages for each class, term or program from the same blocks. Contact Form 7, WPML, Loco Translator and Polylang are supported. It's aimed at schools, preschools, nurseries, day care centers and kids' courses.
Educhild is a WordPress theme for children's schools, nurseries, day care centers and kids' courses. It uses Elementor, offers a cartoon style option and includes 47+ custom ele…
Kiddly: best for a day care or tutoring service with a playful brand
Kiddly is a kids' learning theme for day care centers, primary schools and tutoring services. The listing names 90+ custom Elementor elements, unlimited colors, a Redux options panel and a child theme. Contact Form 7 and MailChimp for WordPress are supported, and WPML makes a second language possible. It's the broadest of the original six, which suits an operator that offers a few different services, such as day care plus after-school tutoring.
Kiddly is a WordPress theme made for children's learning and education websites. It suits day care centers, primary schools and tutoring services that want a bright, playful and…
Newchild: best for child care that sits near health or baby products
Newchild is built for child care providers, newborn and baby product stores and medical practices that serve families. It includes day care and babysitter templates, newborn and baby store layouts, family center and kids center templates, and resource-sharing pages for parents. Images are included in the package, along with a child theme. Because it covers health and retail too, it's less purely a preschool theme than Bkash or Poket, so choose it when your service overlaps with one of those.
Newchild is a WordPress Elementor theme for child care, newborn and medical services. It suits day care centers, baby stores and family services that want to share resources wit…
HTML templates for kindergartens
An HTML template is a set of static files you edit in code and upload to hosting. There is no admin area, so changes to text and photos mean editing files or hiring a developer. In return, the site is light and there is nothing to keep updating. Our guide on how to edit a Bootstrap template shows what the work looks like.
KidoCare: best HTML pick for a modern kindergarten site
KidoCare is the most current of the original three HTML templates. It's built on Bootstrap 5 with Sass files, so a developer can change styling in one place. It comes with two demo layouts, 15+ unique inner pages, a full screen parallax slider and WOW JS animations. The listed pages are Home, About, Services, Projects and Contact. It's described as retina ready and SEO optimized, and it names kindergartens, preschools, daycare, nurseries and art and craft schools. There is no blog page in the listed set.
An HTML template suited to kindergartens, preschools, daycare centers, nurseries and art and craft schools. It includes two demo layouts with playful interface elements and is r…
Educhild (HTML): best for a school that shares lesson plans and activities
The HTML version of Educhild has sections for lesson plans and activities, space for multimedia content and resources, contact forms for teachers and families, and social media links. It includes a customized slider on the front page and unlimited pages, and it's built on Bootstrap but can be used with or without the framework. The listing says a WordPress version is available, so you can start with HTML and move later. It suits primary schools, tutoring centers and educational blogs more than a small nursery.
Educhild is an HTML website template for child education. It helps teachers, parents and tutoring centers share lesson plans, activities and multimedia on a bright, easy layout…
Nunis: best for a budget HTML site with a blog
Nunis is a Bootstrap 4 template for kindergartens, preschools and baby care. It has 3 unique home pages and 20 HTML files, 14+ valid HTML files in the feature list and ready-made blog pages for news and updates. The listing shows a last update in February 2020, so it's the oldest of the original nine and uses an older Bootstrap version. It also appears in a "kids shop" category, so the demo may show shop-style layouts. Choose it if you want a simple multi-page HTML site and your developer is comfortable with Bootstrap 4.
Nunis is a kids-focused HTML template for kindergartens, preschools and baby care services. It includes 3 unique home pages and 15+ HTML pages, with blog pages.
How do you choose between HTML and WordPress?
Ask who will change the site, and how often. Our HTML templates vs WordPress themes guide covers the trade-offs in detail. The short version for a kindergarten:
- Choose WordPress if teachers or an office manager will post news, add events and swap photos. Bkash, Joybee, Poket, Educhild, Kiddly and Newchild all let you do that without code. Our guide to installing a WordPress theme manually walks through setup.
- Choose HTML if the site is a small brochure that changes once or twice a year and you have a developer. KidoCare is the pick with the cleanest modern base.
- Need booking? Joybee lists appointment booking. For the others, plan to link to an external booking tool or use a contact form.
- Need events? Bkash has an integrated event calendar, and Joybee lists event management.
- Need two languages? Look at Poket (translation-ready .pot file) or the themes with WPML support.
Whichever you pick, add your own photos. A parent judges a nursery by the pictures of real rooms and real children (with consent from their families), not by stock images. Browse more options in the WordPress themes category or the HTML site templates category. For a broader view of education sites, see our education WordPress themes roundup.
Regular vs Extended license
Every product on Manob offers a Regular and an Extended license. For a single nursery's website where families aren't charged for access to the site itself, the Regular license is the usual choice. Our guide on Regular vs Extended license explains the difference. You can preview every item before you buy, and every item is manually reviewed before it goes live.
New picks added in October 2026
We added four more listings that name kindergartens or preschools; these notes come from each listing, so open the live demo before you buy.
Clessic: best for a kindergarten or summer camp that shares lots of photos
Clessic is a bright, playful WordPress theme for kindergartens and similar children's centers, and its listing also names summer camps and children's charities. It includes photo gallery layouts for learning moments, customizable testimonials, a blog with comments and social integration, 25+ header styles, 10+ footer styles and 87+ custom Elementor elements, on Bootstrap 4 with Redux options. Contact Form 7, MailChimp for WordPress, WPML, Loco Translator and Polylang are supported, and a child theme is included. The listing doesn't mention an event calendar or booking, so link to a booking tool if parents need to arrange visits.
Clessic is a WordPress theme for children's kindergartens, with a bright, playful design for parents and staff. It includes photo galleries, testimonials, a blog section and com…
Narsery: best HTML pick for answering admissions and fees questions
Narsery is an HTML template for preschools, kindergartens, daycare centers and child education centers. Its listing names Staff, Curriculum, Facilities, Activities, Admissions, Fees, Contact and Blog sections, which covers most of what parents ask before they call the office. It's written in HTML and CSS, with Bootstrap and Ajax for the interactive parts, and the layout is responsive. Images are not included, so you'll need your own photos of the rooms and play areas.
Narsery is an HTML template for preschools, kindergartens and daycare centers. It has a playful design with sections for staff, curriculum, facilities, admissions, fees and a blog.
Kender: best HTML pick for events and an admission form
Kender is an education and kindergarten template for preschools, primary schools and education centers. Its listing names event management for open houses and school trips, an online admission form area, staff profiles, a gallery of facilities, a blog for school news, social media integration and contact forms, with background video support and Ajax features. Images are not included. Like the other HTML picks it has no admin area, so check in the live demo how the admission form works and decide where its submissions should go.
An education and kindergarten HTML template for schools focused on early childhood learning. It has room for programs, events, an online admission form, staff profiles and a sch…
Poket Kindergarten (HTML): best for a simple school site with a map
This is a separate listing from the Poket Kindergarten WordPress theme above. It's a responsive HTML template for kindergartens and primary schools, built with Bootstrap, HTML and jQuery. The listing shows a Google map section, a contact form for enquiries, a portfolio section for school work and a blog for news, with Font Awesome icons, free fonts, well documented code and the full source code. It doesn't name events, admissions or staff pages, so a nursery that needs those should compare it with Narsery or Kender.
Poket Kindergarten is a responsive HTML template for kindergartens and primary schools. It is built with Bootstrap and includes a Google map, contact form, portfolio section and…
When to look elsewhere
- You have almost no budget. The WordPress.org theme directory lists free themes, and some are suitable for a simple school site.
- Nobody wants to edit a site. A hosted website builder with a children's education template may be easier than WordPress or HTML.
- You need a full enrollment system. None of these templates is a student management system. If you need online applications, fee payments and parent logins, look at dedicated childcare software and link to it from your site.
- You want a much bigger choice. A larger marketplace will have more kindergarten designs than the 13 here.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best template for a kindergarten website?
It depends on what you need. Bkash suits a preschool that wants an event calendar, Joybee suits one that wants visit booking, and KidoCare is the modern HTML choice. Match the features to your parents' first questions.
Can I build a kindergarten site without coding?
Yes, with the WordPress themes. They use the Elementor page builder, so you can drag blocks into place. The HTML templates need code edits, so they suit a site with a developer.
Which of these templates support a second language?
Educhild (WordPress), Kiddly, Newchild and Clessic list WPML support, and Poket includes a translation-ready .pot file. Check the demo for right-to-left or other language needs.
Does a day care website need online booking?
Not always. A clear contact form and phone number can be enough for a small day care. If you want parents to book visits online, Joybee lists appointment booking.
Can I use these templates for a primary school too?
Several can. Poket, Educhild, Kiddly and Joybee name primary schools or kids' schools in their listings. See our school website templates roundup for more.