Overview

City of London Freemen’s School is a prestigious independent school with a rich heritage and a commitment to academic excellence, co-curricular opportunities, and community values. With an existing website that was outdated, rigid, and limiting in terms of user experience and SEO, the school sought a partner to redesign and redevelop a modern, responsive, and user-focused digital platform.

Hatched Agency was appointed to deliver a full website rebuild, enhancing the school’s digital presence while reflecting its values, heritage, and ambition.

Client

City of London Freemen’s School

Location

London, UK

The Results

Hatched Agency delivered a website that exceeded expectations:

  • Fully responsive, mobile-first design
  • Streamlined user journeys for all audiences
  • Easy-to-use CMS for the marketing team
  • Retained and enhanced SEO performance
  • Improved digital storytelling with immersive imagery, video, and dynamic content

The new platform has become a central hub for prospective families, current pupils, alumni, and staff — combining elegance, functionality, and strategic digital impact.

After a full tender process, we were delighted to appoint Hatched Agency as our website partner. What truly set them apart was their pitch – not only thoughtful and strategic but brought to life with visuals that immediately showed us what our new website could look and feel like. In short, they simply got us. From appointment to launch has taken less than six months, made possible by an open, collaborative, and highly responsive working relationship throughout. Hatched listened carefully and delivered on every aspect of the brief. We are absolutely delighted with the result. Hatched have been a dream to work with – quick to respond, highly professional, and always offering a personal service, whether on the phone or via virtual meetings. A huge thank you to the Hatched team for such a positive partnership – we couldn’t have asked for more.

Nicky Warren

Head of Marketing & Communications, City of London Freemen’s School