The Independent Schools Christian Alliance (ISCA) is a professional network dedicated to supporting Christian leaders, teachers, and governors within the UK independent education sector. Its primary aim is to provide a platform for fellowship, spiritual encouragement, and the sharing of best practices for maintaining a Christian ethos in a secular educational landscape. Governed by a steering group of experienced educators, ISCA hosts national conferences and regional hubs, offering resources that help member schools integrate faith with high academic standards while navigating contemporary legal and pastoral challenges.
TISCA Member Schools (3)
Farringtons School is a co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged 3 to 18, situated in Chislehurst, Kent. Set within 25 acres of parkland, the school was founded as a Methodist girls' school and transitioned to co-education in 2010. It maintains a strong Christian ethos, guided by the motto "Posside Sapientiam" (Growing in Wisdom). Facilities include an indoor heated swimming pool, a large sports hall with a dance studio, and a dedicated chapel. The curriculum emphasises a holistic education, supported by a diverse co-curricular programme that encourages personal development and curiosity.
King’s School Rochester is a co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged 3 to 18. Founded in 604 AD, it is the world’s second oldest school and is situated within the historic Cathedral precinct, overlooking the River Medway. The school maintains a close relationship with Rochester Cathedral, which serves as its chapel. Housed in buildings ranging from the 16th-century Satis House to modern facilities, it emphasises well-rounded development through academic rigour and a diverse co-curricular programme, including a notable rowing tradition and an established choral heritage.
St Lawrence College is a co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged 3 to 18, situated on a spacious campus in Ramsgate, Kent. Established in 1879, the school is within walking distance of the coast and maintains a strong Christian ethos rooted in its founding traditions. Facilities include a 500-seat theatre, an indoor swimming pool, and a water-based hockey pitch. The college combines historic Victorian architecture with modern additions, such as a specialist Science, Art, and Technology centre, while fostering a supportive community for its local and international pupils.