Free school zone widgets for your website
Put the official government school zones on your school, agency or blog website. Pick a widget, copy the code, paste it into your page. It is free, needs no sign-up and sets no cookies.
Zones for Victoria, NSW and Queensland, from each state's Department of Education. Many school websites only have a PDF of their zone: the school map widget turns it into a map parents can zoom, with an address check.
1. A school's zone map
For a school's own website: the zone on a map, and a box where a parent types an address to see if it is in the zone.
Government schools with a published zone only.
2. School zones for a suburb
For an agent's suburb page or a local blog: the government primary and secondary school a suburb is zoned to, with a link to check an exact address.
Victoria, NSW and Queensland suburbs.
3. Address school zone check
For any page: a parent types an address and sees the government primary and Year 7 zones it is in.
The rules
- Free for any website, including commercial ones.
- Keep the "School zones by SuburbRadar" link under the widget, visible and unchanged. It is the one condition of use.
- The widget sets no cookies and loads no analytics or ads on your page. An address typed into it goes from the visitor's browser straight to OpenStreetMap's address search; we never see it.
- Zones come from the state Departments of Education under CC BY 4.0, and the widget shows their attribution. Zones change each year: the widget always shows the latest we hold, and tells parents to confirm an exact address with the school.
- The optional script line only sets the widget's height. Leave it out and the widget keeps a fixed height.
Questions, or a widget you would like: suburbradar@gmail.com.