Partnership / NanoSkool
Partner schools
A visible, eight-month student leadership and competition ecosystem, delivered with your school rather than to it.
01 — How it starts
Scope confirmation before commitment
A pre-launch scope-confirmation meeting approves the participating students and cohorts, the competition calendar, the GraceandForce.com package, school responsibilities, NanoSkool delivery scope and the commercial schedule.
Pricing follows approved student and cohort numbers and agreed actual expenses. Nothing is quoted before the scope is agreed, because a number without a scope is not a quote.
- Step 1 — Introduction
- We present the model to school leadership and answer the questions your academic team will have.
- Step 2 — Scope confirmation
- Cohorts, calendar, platform package, responsibilities and commercials agreed jointly.
- Step 3 — Coordinator induction
- Your coordinator and facilitators are trained before students begin.
- Step 4 — Launch
- Inter-class rounds open, digital practice begins, the calendar runs.
- Step 5 — Indus MUN finale
- The three-day finale in April, executed by NanoSkool.
02 — Founding partner
Labour India Public School, Kottayam
INDUS MUN runs with Labour India Public School in Kottayam as founding partner, under the Labour India Educational Society. The model was designed there and is now available to other institutions.
If it would help, we can arrange for your leadership team to speak to theirs directly. A conversation with a school already running it is worth more than any proposal document.