Who Owns Alleyn's Regent's Park?

Alleyn's Regent's Park operates within Cognita's group sustainability framework. Cognita has published sustainability commitments covering energy use, waste reduction, and environmental curriculum across its schools. The group's published targets include a net zero carbon goal for its estate, though a specific target year has not been stated in Cognita's public-facing documents as of May 2025.

As an independent school registered with the UK Department for Education and subject to Independent Schools Inspectorate oversight, Alleyn's Regent's Park must meet UK statutory requirements for safeguarding, health and safety, and financial propriety. These requirements apply to all registered independent schools and are not specific sustainability commitments beyond regulatory compliance.

Cognita requires its schools to follow a published Supplier Code of Conduct and environmental procurement guidelines. No third-party environmental certification specific to Alleyn's Regent's Park had been obtained or publicly disclosed as of May 2025, given the school had only recently opened.

Alleyn's Regent's Park opened in September 2025 and had been operating for less than one academic year as of May 2025. No independent inspection results, examination results, or externally verified awards specific to Alleyn's Regent's Park had been published as of that date.

Alleyn's School in Dulwich (the named educational partner, not the same institution) was inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) and has received strong inspection outcomes in past reports. Those outcomes apply to the Dulwich school, not to Alleyn's Regent's Park.

Cognita Schools publishes an annual sustainability and impact report covering group-wide outcomes, including examination results across its UK and international schools. These results cover the Cognita network as a whole and are not broken down to the level of individual schools in public disclosures.

Cognita UK school closures (2024 to 2025): Reports from Schools Week and other UK education publications in 2024 and early 2025 noted that Cognita had closed or transferred several UK schools in preceding years, including Quinton House School (closed 2023) and some other smaller settings. These closures generated concern among parent communities at those schools. The closures were described by Cognita as reflecting strategic decisions about the size and composition of its UK portfolio. Alleyn's Regent's Park is a new opening, not a closure or acquisition, and is presented as a different type of strategic decision.

VAT on independent school fees (UK, 2025): The UK government imposed VAT at 20% on independent school fees from January 2025, following the Labour Party's 2024 election manifesto commitment. This measure increased the cost of independent education for all fee-paying families, affecting demand across the sector. Cognita schools, including Alleyn's Regent's Park, were subject to this change. The impact on enrollment demand for a school that opened in September 2025, after the VAT measure took effect, is not separately disclosed in Cognita's public reporting.

No recalls: As an educational institution, Alleyn's Regent's Park does not produce consumer goods subject to product recalls. The section title is retained for structural consistency with other brand pages on this site.