Welcome to access/browse the website of our school

[GeogeHalin]

Hello!

If there's a website the parents can enter to find out information about the school, should I say:
1. You're welcome to access the website of our school.
2. You're welcome to browse the website of our school.

I think browse sounds better. But is using access correct?
I think it is more formal than access.

Thank you!

 

[Copyright]

I would normally say "You're welcome to visit our school's website."

Access gives me the impression I might have to have a username and password. I suppose browse is all right, but I seldom see it in this context. Just suggest visiting -- people know what to do once they're there.