Concept4 have produced Flixton Girls’ School’s iPhone app and an Android app each app now available to download from the relevant app store. Both apps allow rapid communication with parents, students and stakeholders on the move, sending push notifications (pop-up messages and instant alerts) even when the app isn’t in use. This

Concept4 helped to launch the first Higher Education institution dedicated to the business side of the football industry at the home of English football, Wembley stadium. Commissioned by the University College of Football Business (UCFB), we created the design of a modular display system which, alongside a promotional video will encourage the

Concept4 attended and presented at the Work Inspiration event to prospective students at Nelson & Colne College. The weather was not the only roller coaster ride with sunshine in the morning and heavy snow by mid-afternoon; the interactive entertainment provided on the Concept4 stand also had the students screaming in their seats.

A recent commission for Concept4, we have been awarded the design, creation and delivery of a digital marketing strategy for Craven College. The College’s mission “to enrich lives through learning” is a key objective in the development of a new responsive website which we have proposed as part of the overall strategy.

Concept4 attended the College Marketing Network conference in November 2012, hosted at the Hilton Hotel, Warwick.

Concept4 are delighted to be working with Leeds City College to develop a feature-rich student based app.

East-Midlands based Video Production company Affixxius Education is celebrating a fistful of Golds - weeks before the starter's gun starts to sound in London.

More than 1,000 Schools throughout the UK and some parts of Eastern Europe took part in the BBC News School Report day.

Concept4 is to unveil a pioneering school website and intelligent digital prospectus at BETT – the UK’s leading ICT in education conference, in January 2012.

Concept4 is working alongside BTCV to deliver a cross-platform mobile app to help volunteers update their project details in real-time directly while on-site.

Concept4 have developed a new brand for Danetre and Southbrook Learning Village, founded in 2011 from 3 partner schools - infant, junior and secondary.

In 2004 Mossbourne Community Academy became one of the UK’s first academies - it replaced Hackney Downs, a school described as the worst in Britain before it was closed in 1995.

Concept4 have been commissioned to create a cross-platform smartphone app for the University of Brighton to greater improve communication channels and accessibility of key information within the campus.

Following a unanimous decision, Concept4 has been appointed to carry out a comprehensive rebrand on behalf of Lord Wandsworth College, a leading independent co-educational boarding and day school on the North Hampshire/Surrey border.

Following a competitive tendering process, independent co-educational day and boarding school, Bethany School, of Cranbrook, Kent, has appointed Concept4 to manage...

A class of children from Moor Nook Primary School, Preston came to Concept4 to see how their new prospectus would come to life - from concept design through to print.

Concept4 have unveiled its integrated Content Management SysteM, Content4 at BETT 2011, Olympia, London, attracting national and international interest from as far away as Australia, Greece and Scandinavia.

Sixteen-year-old Jenni usually spends Christmas in Tenerife with her family but with her father serving in Afghanistan, she will be spending the festive period at home in Colchester...

The two colleges who proudly collected sustainability awards at the College Marketing Network’s 23rd Annual Conference on 28th November 2010...

Concept4 have been working with a number of new academies to help develop their all-important branding, positioning and marketing strategies.

Concept4 have secured a major project for the development of a new brand identity with guidelines, and a further project for the production of marketing materials for The Duke of York’s Royal Military School, Kent.