✦ EST. IN THE FAITH ✦
St Alban's Grammar
CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AT HOME
"…where the instruction which enlightens the understanding is not separated from the moral education which amends the heart." — Alexis de Tocqueville
CLASSICAL CHRISTIAN EDUCATION AT HOME
"…where the instruction which enlightens the understanding is not separated from the moral education which amends the heart." — Alexis de Tocqueville
✦ WHO WE ARE ✦
Rooted in the Christian tradition, we seek to form children in virtue, wisdom, and devotion — that they may know, love, and serve God above all things.
To form a child's character by nourishing their souls with truth, goodness, and beauty, so that they may serve God and their fellow man with virtue, dignity, and strength.
Grammar education is about forming the child's loves — not merely filling their memory. Through Scripture, song, and story, we train the affections to delight in truth, goodness, and beauty.
St Alban's Grammar is designed to be used together. Families study the same material at home, then gather to recite, sing, and explore it as one body — deepening learning through shared memory, mutual encouragement, and the bonds of Christian friendship.
✦ THE CLASSICAL CURRICULUM ✦
Each four-year cycle carries your child through the great sweep of history, literature, science, and theology — in the classical tradition.
The beginning of all learning: creation, ancient history, the alphabet of the arts, and the first prayers of the faith.
Greece, Rome, and the early Church — the foundations of Western civilisation and the spread of the Gospel.
The twilight of the Middle Ages and the dawn of a new world — the rise of monarchies, the age of exploration, and the spread of Western civilisation across the globe.
The story of Britain — from Anglo-Saxon kingdoms and the Norman Conquest through the Reformation, the British Empire, and the forging of the English-speaking world.
The story of America — from colonial settlement and the founding generation through westward expansion, Civil War, and the making of a nation under God.
✦ ENROLMENT ✦
Each access pass grants one year of full digital access — audio, video, lesson resources, and printables for your chosen cycle.
Access is granted immediately upon payment. You will need to be signed in to complete your purchase.
✦ MEMBERS' PORTAL ✦
✦ THE SCHOOLROOM STORE ✦
Full-colour illustrated cards spanning Creation to the Modern Age — one set per cycle. Beautifully designed for display and memorisation.
The complete St Alban's Grammar memory work collection — Scripture, poetry, Latin declensions, history sentences, and songs — bound in one volume.
Gentle copywork and tracing exercises in the classical tradition — Scripture verses, Latin phrases, and great quotations in a beautiful hand.
A full set of blank and semi-labelled maps for each cycle — the ancient world, medieval Christendom, and the modern nations — for narration and study.
Notation and lyrics for the complete St Alban's Grammar song curriculum — hymns, folk songs, and Latin chants for all four cycles.
The complete printed Memory Work Guide for all four cycles — beautifully bound and posted as one collection.
✦ FROM OUR FAMILIES ✦
"St Alban's Grammar has transformed our home. Our children are not merely learning facts — they are learning to love learning itself. The classical method, taught within the faith, is exactly what we had been searching for."
— A GRATEFUL MOTHER, HAMPSHIRE"The Timeline Cards alone are worth their weight in gold. My eldest can now recite two thousand years of history with joy. The curriculum is beautifully sequenced and profoundly Christian."
— A FATHER OF FOUR, BOTLEY"The community aspect of St Alban's has been transformative. Our children are formed not just academically, but in virtue, friendship, and faith. We could not be more grateful."
— A HOME EDUCATING FAMILY, WINCHESTER✦ GET IN TOUCH ✦
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Designed for families learning together
Year R (Age 4) to Year 9 (Age 12)
"God, that all-powerful Creator of nature and architect of the world, has impressed man with no character so proper to distinguish him from other animals, as by the faculty of speech."
— Quintilian