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What is Classical Conversations?
Classical Conversations supports homeschooling parents by cultivating the love of learning through a Christian worldview in fellowship with other families. We believe there are three keys to a great education: Classical, Christian, and Community.
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News & Events

Leigh Bortins Speaking at Solid Rock CHESS UK Conference
The Rock Solid CHESS Conference is happening at the end of October, 23rd-27th online this year, featuring many impactful Christians in Education! Our very own Leigh Bortins, the founder of Classical Conversations, will be speaking on the final day of the conference. Read for more details!

New Community in South-West London
Teresa shares information about her new community in Chessington, South-west London, and invites you to come and join her on this exciting journey.

Navigating Secondary School Exams
Concern over any education system’s ability to help a student gain admission into university is probably one of the most common issues parents face as they seek to educate their children. The impact of further education on a student’s life can be significant, and parents rightly wish to help rather…

Parent Practicum 2020!
Practicum season is here! Unfortunately, due to the ongoing pandemic, we have not been able to host our practicums in person this summer. As a result, we have taken

The Common Topics and the Universe
OK, I am like a kid with a new BB gun. I do not really know how to use it, but it looks like so much fun. In that spirit, please allow me to wield Aristotle’s common topics. I just hope I do not shoot somebody’s eye out.

7 Interactive Activities Using Maps and Geography
Are you looking for some fun new ways to teach your kids about geography and maps? Here are seven of our favorite hands-on cartography activities!

3 Ways That Latin Can Benefit YOU!
Sure, we could use the same tired reasons for learning Latin that everyone else uses: Learning Latin will enhance your study of history, fine arts, and literature. You’ll be able to read the Latin in state mottos, hymns, and old buildings. We could tell you that reading Cicero and Virgil…

Models and Maps: 5 Geography Activities YOU Can Do At Home!
Learning about the world that God has placed us in can be amazing. Sometimes, however, something so big and complex can be overwhelming for a child to grasp at first. How can we tackle a subject that is literally as big as the earth and help our children understand it?…