Lighthouse Learning partners with Clifton College to establish first India campus
Suviral Shukla | October 7, 2026 | 10:02 PM IST | 2 mins read
As part of the partnership, the two institutions will work together to create opportunities for knowledge exchange, global exposure and collaborations.
Lighthouse Learning has partnered with Clifton College to establish Clifton College’s first campus in India. The partnership will bring world-class educational practices and global exposure to Indian students.
As part of the partnership, the two institutions will work together to create opportunities for knowledge exchange, global exposure and collaborations.
The partnership combines Lighthouse Learning’s scale and education expertise with Clifton College’s 164-year history, international outlook and academic pedigree.
“The partnership marks a key milestone in Lighthouse Learning’s commitment to bringing world-class educational practices and global exposure to Indian students. It also marks Clifton College’s first international presence beyond the UK, with Lighthouse Learning bringing the institution to India,” according to an official statement.
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Clifton College, Lighthouse Learning partnership
Prajodh Rajan, founder and group CEO, Lighthouse Learning Group, said: “Our mission is to ignite the love for learning in one million children. We believe children in India should have access to the best educational thinking and practices from around the world. This partnership is not simply about bringing Clifton to India. It is about bringing together the best of the Indian and British educational ecosystems to create exceptional learning experiences for our children.”
The partnership will also explore new approaches to preparing young people for a rapidly changing world, with a focus on leadership, entrepreneurship, cultural understanding, adaptability and independent thinking.
Christopher Stevens, executive head, Clifton College Education Group said: “Establishing Clifton's first international presence beyond the UK in India reflects our ambition and our belief in the country’s growing significance as a destination for global education.”
“India’s young population and increasing engagement with international education create strong opportunities for collaboration and learning. Through this partnership with Lighthouse Learning, we look forward to bringing Clifton College’s legacy and educational approach to a new context while learning from India’s diverse education ecosystem,” Stevens added.
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