Private schools across India are being invited to explore CosmoClub for Schools, a new programme designed to bring astronomy, space science and practical STEM activities directly into classrooms and school campuses.

Cosmofluencer, the astronomy outreach initiative of Centelon Group, announced its partnership with Australian science education provider Fizzics Education on 4 November 2026.

The programme will combine courses developed with Fizzics Education, on-campus workshops and guided astronomy activities. Visiting Australian educators are also expected to deliver interactive science demonstrations at participating schools.

Rather than relying entirely on off-site visits, CosmoClub aims to integrate science engagement into the school environment, giving students opportunities to explore scientific concepts beyond textbooks.

What the Three Membership Tiers Include

According to the CosmoClub for Schools website, the programme offers three membership tiers, with activities ranging from online science discussions to practical workshops and stargazing.

  • The Foundation tier includes online engagement activities and science communication workshops, encouraging students to explain scientific ideas through writing, presentations and other creative formats.
  • Discovery adds the Cosmofluencer Signature Series, curated by Fizzics Education and delivered on campus by CosmoCreators, alongside guided stargazing sessions at schools.
  • The highest tier, Expedition, includes these activities plus Fizzics Live sessions delivered by visiting educators and organised stargazing excursions beyond the school campus.

Schools selecting lower tiers can access certain additional activities at extra cost. The Lunar Rover Design Camp in Germany, developed with World Space Academy, is listed as an additional-cost option across all three memberships.

The tier structure allows schools to consider different levels of participation, although individual activities will depend on the package selected.

When Can Schools Take Part?

Schools interested in CosmoClub can request a consultation, choose a membership tier and receive a customised annual activity calendar.

Cosmofluencer has indicated that the programme is expected to launch in India in December 2026, although participating schools, membership fees and individual delivery dates have not been publicly confirmed.

The initiative will also be presented at Didac India 2026, scheduled for 25 to 27 November at the Bangalore International Exhibition Centre in Bengaluru.

The company has announced plans for an inter-school competition, but its dates and entry requirements have yet to be published.

For parents, access will depend on whether their child’s school joins the programme and which activities it selects. School leaders will also need to consider costs, timetabling and how the sessions complement existing science teaching.

Schools interested in participating can explore the membership options and request further information through Cosmofluencer’s official website.