Resources 

The Christian Schools Trust make available a wide variety of documents to equip those pioneering and developing Christian education which can be viewed and purchased here.

Fighting the Secular Giants The Kingdom of God in Education by Stephen Thomas and David Freeman Fighting the Secular Giants is a splendid presentation of proven principles worked out in The King's School, Witney. It is biblical, thought provoking and practical. Parents who are genuinely concerned about their children's education will want to read this excellent book. • For both parents and educationalists • Encourages Christian parents to be more involved in their chidren's education • Highlights many of the issues being faced in the sphere of education • Offers a practical guide to an alternative form of education For more information or to purchase visit our online publications shop.

Passing on the Baton From the Roots and Shoot Series by David Freeman Contrasting the humanistic base of modern secular education with the Bible's challenge to "train up a child in the way he should go". David looks at: How God sees Children Education is Discipleship Christian School: Elitist Ghetto or Hothouse? Contrast of Two Systems What is our Aim? Also includes testimonies of past pupils   For more information or to purchase visit the Salt and Light online publications shop.

 

The Love of God in the Classroom The story of the new Christian Schools by Sylia Baker & David Freeman For the past thirty years, almost unnoticed by the wider Christian community in the UK, a powerful movement has been developing across the nation. The leaders tend to be people that few have heard of. The movement has received very little financial backing from either the churches or the Government. It has been attended by a sense of great struggle and sacrifice, and has had to contend with opposition and verbal abuse. Yet the movement in retrospect can rightly be called powerful. The hundred, or so, schools that are currently in existence are influences for good in the areas where they are situated. Much more has been accomplished than the early pioneers would have ever dreamt was possible. This book will enlighten the reader to a movement, which is fast gaining momentum, the influence of which will become more prominent as the 21st century unfolds and the thousands of graduates of the new Christian schools make their mark on society.