Creating a website for your preschool offers numerous benefits to the community, including convenient, quick and around-the-clock distribution of information about the preschool, details about the preschool for prospective students and their families, educational resources and links, and contact information for those who may have questions. A preschool website also provides a forum for sharing ideas and support for caregivers, teachers and other interested individuals.

Plan by sketching possible website designs on paper or jotting down an outline for the text you wish to include on the website. Creating a website is quicker and smoother if you have a clear overall idea of the elements you wish to include.

Purchase a domain name for your preschool website. Often educational institutions display the domain extension ".edu," but ".org" is also an option. If your preschool is part of a larger body (such as a church), you may be able to create a webpage that's part of an existing website. Ensure that your desired domain name has not already been taken.

Log into your domain's control panel to create your preschool website. Your Internet Service Provider will give you detailed instructions for accessing your control panel and creating pages. A knowledge of HTML isn't always necessary.

Type in the following information on your preschool's website: contacts (staff names, phone numbers, e-mail addresses), tuition details, an "About Us" page, enrollment procedure, a printable application for enrollment, required school supplies, a calendar of events and preschool bylaws. You may also choose to include a photo of the preschool and/or a preschool logo.

Save your preschool website pages after editing so they will be published and viewable on the Internet.