Buy Schools Database of Emails, Telephone Numbers & Postal Addresses

How to Build Your Selection

Choosing the right list of Schools for you couldn’t be easier! Our database of Schools contains phone numbers, email addresses, and postal addresses. All meticulously compiled into one database which can be easily filtered for all kinds of different Schools marketing lists saving you time and money!

We take a 5 step approach and then work with you to refine your selection using a myriad of other selection criteria to build the best Schools list for you. We call this the production stage.

Where
Decide on the location you are targeting be it by County, Postcode, or radius from postcode

Type
Choose the business Sector or category you are targeting, we have thousands to choose from.

Size
What size companies are you targeting… Choose from the number of employees or company turnover

Who
Thousands of job titles & job functions to select from to get you in touch with the right person.

How
How are you going to contact these companies? Choose from postal, telephone or email

The more information you can share with us, the better we can target your schools list, So, don’t hold back, let us know exactly what you need, and we’ll do the rest!

Information provided to you in your list.

Information is key when marketing to schools and this is why we will give you as much information as possible. A lot depends on your selection criteria…

– Company name
– Postal address
– Contact name
– Telephone number and/or email address
– Industry sector
– Number of employees & Company turnover, where available.

Some selection criteria information cannot be shared but is used for filtering purposes only. But don’t worry because we’ll explain exactly what can and can’t be included in the output file before we mover forwards with your order.

Will they cost a fortune?

It all depends on how many you need to purchase but to give you an idea, our smallest order starts at just £125!

Yes, we understand that not many people want to commit large sums of money to test Schools data and that’s why we’ve made it easy to get the ball rolling!

How long does it take to receive my list of Schools?

Once you have signed the order form and made payment, we aim to have your list of Schools with you within 24 to 48 hours. We don’t like people waiting around so we’ll do it as soon as possible!

What about GDPR, PECR and ICO?

All emails, phone numbers and addresses are listed business contacts by the owners. Telephone numbers are TPS and CTPS checked before sending to you, however you are responsible to TPS & CTPS them once every 28 days after receiving them. We use Legitimate Interests as our grounds for processing personal data and the use of email addresses.

Schools Trivia

Difference Between State Schools and Independent Schools
State schools are publicly funded and follow the national curriculum, admitting students based on catchment areas. They are non-fee-paying and overseen by local authorities. Independent schools, on the other hand, are privately funded institutions, funded by tuition fees and often governed by boards of governors or trustees. Independent schools have more autonomy in their curriculum, admissions, and operations. They may offer a broader range of extracurricular activities and facilities, contributing to a distinctive educational experience. The key distinction lies in funding sources, governance, and the level of autonomy in decision-making processes.

Types of Schools
There are several types of schools, each catering to different age groups and educational needs. The main types include:

Primary Schools: These cater to children aged 4 to 11 and cover key stages 1 and 2.

Secondary Schools: Providing education for students aged 11 to 16 (Key Stages 3 and 4), with the option to continue to post-16 education.

Academies: Independent schools that receive funding directly from the government. They have more autonomy in terms of curriculum, staffing, and budget.

Grammar Schools: Selective schools that admit students based on academic performance, usually determined by an entrance exam.

Comprehensive Schools: Non-selective schools that admit students of all abilities without entrance exams.

Independent Schools: Privately funded institutions that operate outside the state sector, often charging fees for attendance.

Specialist Schools: Schools that focus on specific subjects or areas, such as arts, science, or technology.

Free Schools: Similar to academies but typically set up by parents, teachers, or other organizations in response to local demand.

Sixth Form Colleges: Institutions that offer post-16 education and focus on preparing students for university or the workforce.

Nursery Schools: Providing early education for children aged 3 to 5 before they enter primary school.