A typical Greek A Level set is between one and two students and you will receive a huge amount of individual attention during the course. We have two full-time teachers of Greek A Level whose passions range from the epic poetry of Homer to the philosophical and legal works of Plato to the great historians and story-tellers, Herodotus and Thucydides. Students are expected to aim high, work hard and reap the rewards. We have a generously stocked department library and would love to see you borrow books and come and discuss them with us. You will also attend Monmouth Group Set Text days and may well be offered the opportunity to visit Italy, Sicily or Greece during your time in the Sixth Form. What will I study during the course? We follow the OCR A Level and students will study unseen translation, unseen comprehension or prose composition and literature.
Ideally, candidates will have achieved a grade 7 / A in their GCSE or IGCSE. Individuals achieving the minimum entry grade (6 / B) should discuss their choice with the Head of the Classics Department after results day. Students will need to be hardworking and open to learning about the striking differences between our world and that of the Ancient Greeks. Greek is only suitable for those who have studied it previously.
About Education Provider
| Region | South West |
| Local Authority | Gloucestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £9,180 - £23,940 |
| Address | Pitt Street, Gloucester, GL1 2BG |
A typical Greek A Level set is between one and two students and you will receive a huge amount of individual attention during the course. We have two full-time teachers of Greek A Level whose passions range from the epic poetry of Homer to the philosophical and legal works of Plato to the great historians and story-tellers, Herodotus and Thucydides. Students are expected to aim high, work hard and reap the rewards. We have a generously stocked department library and would love to see you borrow books and come and discuss them with us. You will also attend Monmouth Group Set Text days and may well be offered the opportunity to visit Italy, Sicily or Greece during your time in the Sixth Form. What will I study during the course? We follow the OCR A Level and students will study unseen translation, unseen comprehension or prose composition and literature.
Ideally, candidates will have achieved a grade 7 / A in their GCSE or IGCSE. Individuals achieving the minimum entry grade (6 / B) should discuss their choice with the Head of the Classics Department after results day. Students will need to be hardworking and open to learning about the striking differences between our world and that of the Ancient Greeks. Greek is only suitable for those who have studied it previously.