After logging in, you’ll be guided to Create School. Click the button to begin. The school creation wizard opens.
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Enter school details
Fill in your school’s basic information:
Field
Description
School name
The official name of your institution
School type
K-12 (primary and secondary school), University, or Other (see below)
Address
Physical location of the school
Contact email
School’s official email address
Contact phone
School’s phone number
Screenshot: School creation form with name, type, and contact fields
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Set school size
Use the school size slider to indicate approximately how many students attend your school. This helps Lena optimize the experience.
Screenshot: School size slider
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Upload your school logo
Upload your school’s logo. This will appear across the platform — on student profiles, course cards, and the admin dashboard. A preview of your logo is displayed after uploading.
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Complete setup
Review your information and click Create School. Your school is now live on Lena and you are taken to the admin dashboard.
The school type is the most important decision in the setup process. It
determines the academic structure available throughout the platform.
K-12
University
Other
Choose this for: Primary schools, secondary schools, high schools, and other pre-university institutions.What you get:
Grades (e.g., JSS (Junior Secondary School) 1, JSS 2, SS (Senior Secondary) 1, SS 2, Primary 1–6)
Arms (class sections) within each grade (e.g., Arm A, Arm B, Science, Arts)
Terms (e.g., First Term, Second Term, Third Term)
Students are assigned a grade and arm. Courses are linked to grades.
Choose this for: Universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, and other higher institutions.What you get:
Faculties (e.g., Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering)
Departments within faculties (e.g., Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering)
Levels (e.g., 100 Level, 200 Level)
Semesters (e.g., First Semester, Second Semester)
Students have a faculty, department, level, and matriculation number (matric number).
Choose this for: Tutorial centers, coaching academies, professional training centers, online schools, and non-traditional institutions.What you get: A simplified, flexible structure without rigid grades or faculties.
This choice is permanent. The school type cannot be changed after
creation. Choose the type that best matches your institution. If you’re
unsure, consider how your students are organized — by grade levels or by
faculties and departments.