To study A Level Classics, it is not essential to have studied the ancient world before, although clearly a deep interest in the ancient world is essential. Candidates should, however, already have a good grasp of English comprehension and essay writing and ideally have a good pass in English Language. As half of the course is based on ancient literature, an interest in English Literature is a great benefit. There is no need in this course for knowledge of either Latin or Ancient Greek as source material is studied in translation. The main requirements are an interest in the ancient world, together with the will to read around the subject and make use of the wide amount of material available at Bootham, the important resources provided by the historic city of York and the immense world-wide assets available via the internet.
GCSE C/4 but not necessary to have taken at GCSE.
About Education Provider
| Region | Yorkshire and the Humber |
| Local Authority | York |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £21,900 - £34,620 |
| Sixth Form Fee | £9,240 - £20,430 |
| Address | 51 Bootham, York, YO30 7BU |
To study A Level Classics, it is not essential to have studied the ancient world before, although clearly a deep interest in the ancient world is essential. Candidates should, however, already have a good grasp of English comprehension and essay writing and ideally have a good pass in English Language. As half of the course is based on ancient literature, an interest in English Literature is a great benefit. There is no need in this course for knowledge of either Latin or Ancient Greek as source material is studied in translation. The main requirements are an interest in the ancient world, together with the will to read around the subject and make use of the wide amount of material available at Bootham, the important resources provided by the historic city of York and the immense world-wide assets available via the internet.
GCSE C/4 but not necessary to have taken at GCSE.