Anyone with the skills to help develop a very nice website (pro-bono or for a low fee)

Since you mention "(pro-bono or for a low fee)", I have a better idea: From the school's parent website, the school has a computer science course. The school should approach students in that department and have them do the website for a small fee (as interns).

In the school I went to, students did the sites for all the departments in my school. . .and got paid a nominal fee, as students. The added benefit is that the project would remain in-house and students can get paid, rather than crawl to their parents for money.

yawa-ti-de:

Since you mention "(pro-bono or for a low fee)", I have a better idea: From the school's parent website, the school has a computer science course. The school should approach students in that department and have them do the website for a small fee (as interns).

In the school I went to, students did the sites for all the departments in my school. . .and got paid a nominal fee, as students. The added benefit is that the project would remain in-house and students can get paid, rather than crawl to their parents for money.

Exactly !

Thanks for the comments. I have been able to get someone.

Just for the records, its not a departmental site,  its a student organization site, so you cannot just 'get' computer science students to develop the site as a form of 'internship'.

There's a job intranet in your school or public board in the student area, post the job offer there on the bill board or you can advertise it on your school board intranet, students who are looking for small jobs will take on the offer. Like someone said, computer science students can do it for a small minimal fee, as opposed to hiring a professional for the job. In addition, they have decent web services that have built-in templates, you can easily edit them.

When I was in school, I designed the website for our own African Student Association. Although, I did Macromedia Dream Weaver as well one other web design software in one of my classes; I took upon the project, it was challenging but FUN. Also, the school IT can help assist with projects like that particularly if it's for the schools association. During my time, I sought so much help and guidance, 

Just for the records, its not a departmental site, its a student organization site, so you cannot just 'get' computer science students to develop the site as a form of 'internship'.

I beg to differ. The mere fact that it is a student organization site is reason enough to get one of the fellow students (assuming such a student is well versed in web dev. If not, you are SOL in that area) to do the site. Also by the way, just for the record, internships come in 2 flavors: paid and unpaid.

Abi o, me I did my association website, I even did the website of the hospital linked to my school for nominal fees na. Abi na which kind thing be dis? Or u dey look for professional who go collect nominal fees?

manny4life:

There's a job intranet in your school or public board in the student area, post the job offer there on the bill board or you can advertise it on your school board intranet, students who are looking for small jobs will take on the offer. Like someone said, computer science students can do it for a small minimal fee, as opposed to hiring a professional for the job. In addition, they have decent web services that have built-in templates, you can easily edit them.

When I was in school, I designed the website for our own African Student Association. Although, I did Macromedia Dream Weaver as well one other web design software in one of my classes; I took upon the project, it was challenging but FUN. Also, the school IT can help assist with projects like that particularly if it's for the schools association. During my time, I sought so much help and guidance, 

americanised nigerian. Where u see job intranet for any nigerian university!

i can accept a pro bono nominal fee of N300 000 only.
If u got that or any thing pro bono near that i'll whip up ur site in 72 hrs.
This excludes time for testing the hosted site.