Social Media
École Lemania
Services used
Education — Social Media
Social media for a Swiss school
École Lemania is a private school in Lausanne, Switzerland, with a heritage dating back to 1908.
We managed and designed the school's social media — a polished, on-brand content stream that reflects its academic prestige and Swiss identity.
Team Knocknock × École Lemania
A century of Swiss education, one bold blue feed
École Lemania is a private school in the centre of Lausanne, Switzerland, with a heritage dating back to 1908. In 2022 we planned, wrote and designed its social presence: daily posts and stories in English and French built on a recognisable brush-stroke template, a “meet with” testimonial series, weekly menus, event posters and animated stories. The same look was carried onto the hero banner of the school's IB Experience landing page.
What we did
Social Media Management
Monthly content plans, copy in English and French and daily post + story production for Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn through spring and summer 2022.
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A blue brush-stroke post system with seasonal variants, plus testimonial cards, weekly menus, event posters and social cover designs.
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Animated stories and posts in After Effects for the summer-camp webinar, student projects and seasonal announcements.
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Brush-stroke hero banner designed for the school's IB Experience landing page, matching the social feed embedded on that page.
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The school's crest and blue applied consistently across templates, highlight covers, menus and Facebook and LinkedIn banners.
See the service →Selected posts, stories and templates
A look at the 2022 content stream: the brush-stroke post system, the “meet with” testimonial series, weekly menus, event posters, the warm summer variant and the IB Experience banner.
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