Many parents are grateful for mainstream schools, but some are looking for more.
More focus.
More individual attention.
More integration between faith, family, and learning.
For busy families, homeschooling can feel out of reach. Work, younger children, and other commitments often make it difficult. And always there’s the lingering question: “Will my child still have friends? Will they be prepared for life?”
That’s why The Classical School exists.We offer a hybrid model: three days a week in small, vibrant classes with Christian tutors and peers, and the rest of the week at home with you.
The result is an education that is both rigorous and personal, giving your child a strong academic foundation while preserving your family’s time, freedom, and influence.
Think of us as the best of both worlds: the structure and excellence of a school, combined with the flexibility and closeness of home education.
For three days each week, your child learns with us - in small classes, with caring Christian tutors, in a joyful community. The other days they are at home with you, where family life, sport, and community can thrive.
We teach the essentials - English, maths, science, history, art, music, even Latin. But we go further: your child will read the Great Books, explore timeless ideas, and learn to recognise truth, goodness, and beauty in every subject.
Because our classes are small, every child is noticed and nurtured. They are encouraged not only to achieve academically, but to grow in confidence, character, and faith.
This is not just education. It is formation for life - preparing young people who can think clearly, live wisely, and lead with joy.
Most people haven’t heard of classical education.
For centuries, it was simply how children were educated - from the early Christian vision of Augustine to the scientific mind of Isaac Newton, and the schools that formed the leaders and builders of the modern West.
Classical education is built on the seven liberal arts: Grammar, Logic, Rhetoric, Arithmetic, Geometry, Music, and Astronomy. These disciplines do more than convey information. They train students to read carefully, think clearly, reason honestly, and speak with precision.
The aim is not novelty or credentials, but wisdom.This tradition formed people capable of self-government and serious responsibility - men and women who could lead, build, argue, invent, and serve. It shaped scientists, statesmen, craftsmen, and scholars, and gave ordinary people the intellectual tools to move from dependence to freedom.
At The Classical School, students:
- receive a rigorous education that stretches the intellect,
- learn to communicate with clarity and confidence,
- encounter science and mathematics as windows into the order and beauty of God’s world,
- and are formed in character, virtue, and Christian faith.
In a culture chasing educational fashion and constant change, classical education remains old, proven, and grounded in reality.
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