For School Administrators

Host the Learning Cohort inside your school

A Cognia-recognised parallel stream that strengthens what your school already does — without changing your board, your timetable, or your identity.

What you keep

Untouched

  • — Your board (CBSE, ICSE, IB, CAIE, state board, etc.)
  • — Your timetable and your school day
  • — Your pastoral care and your house structure
  • — Your fees and your governance
  • — Your diploma at graduation
What we provide

Layered in

  • — Conservatory curriculum, taught live by our faculty
  • — Trained mentors for the apprenticeship strand
  • — Long-form assessment and written feedback
  • — A Cognia-recognised parallel certificate at exit
  • — Termly faculty exchange with your academic leadership
Who this is for

Schools that already work — and want depth

  • Established schools whose families are asking for more academic depth than the board allows.
  • Schools with a strong identity who do not want to switch boards or rebuild a curriculum from scratch.
  • Heads of school who want to retain top families who would otherwise leave at grade 9 or 11.
How a partnership begins

Four steps from first call to launch term

01
Conversation with the head of school

A first call with the Conservatory's schools team. We listen for fit before we propose anything — the architecture is not a fit for every school, and we say so when it is not.

02
Memorandum of partnership

A short, plain-language document that defines what the school provides (a room, pastoral oversight, scheduling cooperation) and what the Conservatory provides (curriculum, faculty, assessment, accreditation cover).

03
Faculty training & launch term

Conservatory faculty meet the school's academic leadership; a launch cohort of 8–14 students is selected; the room opens at the start of the next academic term.

04
Ongoing review

Termly academic review; annual partnership review. Either party can wind the stream down at the end of any academic year. Students continue under direct Conservatory enrolment.

Honest disclosure

Schools we cannot partner with

  • Schools that want to dilute the curriculum or modify assessment standards.
  • Schools using the partnership primarily as a marketing line.
  • Schools without the academic leadership capacity to co-host a parallel stream.
Questions heads of school ask

Before the first call

Begin the conversation

Register interest as a school. We'll send the partnership memorandum and propose a first call with our schools team.