You can combine magical words like 'enchant', 'spell' or'mystic' with a place - related word. For example, 'Enchanted Grove Academy'.
Think about the kind of magic your school will teach. If it's about time - related magic, you could name it 'The Chrono - Magic Institute'. It's a way to make the name relevant to the story's magic system.
You can start by thinking about nature. For example, using words like 'ocean', 'mountain', 'forest' in the name like 'Oceanview School' or 'Mountain Peak Academy'. Another way is to use mythical creatures or elements. For instance, 'Dragonfire School' or 'Unicorn Grove Academy'. You can also combine words that evoke certain feelings, like 'Harmony' and 'Hill' to get 'Harmony Hill School'.
You can think about the character's modus operandi. For example, if they use a knife a lot, 'The Knife - Wielding Maniac' could be a name. Or look at their personality. If they're very quiet and sneaky, 'The Stealthy Strangler' might work.
Think about your interests. If you like nature, you could name it 'My Private Garden'.
You could consider using names that have a special meaning to you. For example, the names of your family members or friends. Or think about the theme of your story. If it's a fantasy story, you might use names that sound magical like 'Aria' or 'Zephyr'.
To come up with scary town names for your story, consider the history or the events that will take place in the town. If it was a place of a great battle and many died, 'Bloody Fields' could be a name. You can also mix different elements. Say you want to combine something natural with something spooky. 'Thorngrave' combines the prickly and often dangerous thorn with the idea of a grave. Or use words that are not often used in normal town names, like 'Eerie End' which gives a sense of finality and spookiness.
You can look at real - world places for inspiration. For example, if there's a beautiful coastal town you once visited, you could use elements of it like the name of the bay or a local landmark. Another way is to combine words that evoke certain feelings or settings, like 'Sunnybrook' which gives an image of a sunny place near a brook.
One method is to distort real drug names slightly. If there's a real drug called 'Aspirin', you could make it 'Aspironex'. You can also take common medical terms like 'hypertension' and create a drug name from it, such as 'Hypercure'. And don't forget to consider the target of the drug in your story. If it's for the brain, something like 'Cerebrofix' could work.
You can think about your hobbies. For example, if you like reading, you could name it 'My Reading Retreat'.
One way is to look at the places you love. If you adore the beach, 'Beach - Bound Blabber' could be a fun name for your private story. Another approach is to think about the people in your life who are important to you. You could name it after a special nickname they have for you or a shared memory. For instance, if your best friend calls you 'Sunshine', 'Sunshine's Stories' could be a great name.
Think about your interests. For example, if you like nature, you could name it 'Wilderness Whispers'.