School Brochure Printing

Printed school brochures provide tangible resources to parents and students alike. A printed brochure is a handy and accessible way to engage, communicate and inform; it can be kept for easy reference and used for comparisons of courses, activities and school resources. From student handbooks to new starters information, course guides and open days – our school brochure printing will cover everything that you need. Available in four sizes, with silk or uncoated papers and a quality heavier paper cover.

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WHAT DOES PP MEAN? The term PP means printed pages or sides - so a 12pp A4 Brochure is 12 pages of A4 where the front cover is page 1 and the reverse of the back cover is page 12.  

Your brochure must have a number of pages which are divisible by four, so 12 page, 20 page etc - no 13 or 19 pages! Each booklet is finished with two staples, sometimes called stitched, which holds all the pages together very securely.

PLEASE NOTE: You will receive notification that you have proofs to be approved in your account which you MUST approve before we print!  Dispatched within 14 days from proof approval.  

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Delivery to Scottish Islands, Northern or Republic of Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Scilly Isles and Channel Islands which is charged extra at cost at the checkout.

Brochures can serve a whole range of purposes beyond just student recruitment, acting more like flexible storytelling tools tailored to different audiences. Our brochures come in a range of orientation and sizes, perfect for you to get your story out.

School Brochure Printing

  • Our school brochures are digitally printed in full colour throughout
  • The text pages are printed on 150gsm Silk Art or 120gsm uncoated recycled
  • The heavy covers are printed on 250gsm silk or uncoated
  • Finished sizes can be PORTRAIT or LANDSCAPE orientation
  • Full design service available
  • Dispatched within 14 days from proof approval
  • All of our printing is totally eco friendly

Working together to create the perfect printed school brochure 

Colour sells, and candid pictures of your school and the events or services you are promoting will go most of the way to creating a memorable and compelling school brochure. Coupled with the text which adds the detail, you will have the structure to create your new school brochure.

Working with our on-site design studio we can help with things like fonts, layout, tone and style - all the things that create the ideal school brochure. And with our 100% eco-friendly printing and range of FSC® certified papers you can be assured that the eco box is already ticked!

I have a question!

How should I supply my images?

For a great brochure we need your images supplied to us with a minimum resolution of 300ppi and in one of the following file formats - PDF, TIFF, EPS, AI, high-resolution JPEG. A high resolution will mean that your images are going to print clearly and with no fuzziness!

Can my brochure be printed on the same paper throughout?

A good cost saving for brochures is to have the covers printed on the same paper as the text pages. This is called a self-cover brochure. If this is something that you would like to explore drop us an email with your requirements and we will send you a bespoke quote.

Can I order more than 500 brochures ?

We cap these brochures at 500 as this is the quantity that we would switch from digital to litho printing. Litho printing is done with printing plates and ink and becomes cost effective for larger volumes. We regularly print up to10k brochure runs and have all the kit we need for this type of printing.

Is the finish the same for litho printed brochures?

The finish would be much the same for printing on the coated silk papers, but would be a lot different for printing on the uncoated paper. Litho printing uses wet ink of which a percentage is absorbed in to the paper, so the result is softer and more subdued than digital printing on the same paper.