DESIGN

A new brand identity and website for Elgin Pre-school

Wednesday 15 July, 2026

We are delighted to have recently supported Elgin-Pre-school with a new, modern logo, brand guidelines and website to elevate their digital presence and provide a seamless online experience for current and prospective parents.

Our approach to the brand identity

With a history spanning over 50 years, Elgin Pre-school have seen generations of the same families come and go at their London-based pre-school.

With warmth and a ‘home-from-home’ atmosphere at the heart of Elgin’s ethos, the new brand identity needed to bridge two approaches: it had to be playful and engaging for children, yet trusted and professional for parents.

Working with Elgin, we presented a variety of different options to fit the brief. The chosen logo features a combination of rainbows and stars to communicate growth, inclusivity, and wonder. The characterful Google font ‘Capriola’ combined with the rounded ‘Quicksand’ font work effectively together to create a friendly, approachable aesthetic.

Establishing a brand toolkit

After establishing the logo, we developed and refined the color palette, font usage, and graphical textures to create a complementary brand toolkit. This foundation supports both offline materials, like signage, and digital platforms, including the website.

A playful combination of iconography, hand-drawn illustrations and shapes were heavily used throughout the design.

Guiding Elgin Pre-school every step of the website build

As well as a brand toolkit, we supported Elgin through each step of the web building process to create a responsive, modern, WordPress page builder site.

We established a new information architecture that organises content seamlessly for both current families and prospective parents looking to enrol their children.

You can explore the website by visiting: elginpreschool.co.uk

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