A level Latin stands out as an impressive qualification to have in any pupil’s repertoire. Pupils will embark on a much more detailed odyssey into the Latin language and literature which has shaped the western civilisation we know so well. This is an A level for the pure classicist who will appreciate the true joy of Latin. This is an opportunity to get to know Latin literature in great depth. It is a challenging course, so pupils need to be confident it is right for them. Obviously, studying Latin in such detail will be hugely rewarding, but pupils contemplating taking the language for A level must realise that they will have to work hard outside lessons too. Proficiency in a language will not come from just attending the lessons and completing prep: pupils will have to learn vocabulary, practise translation skills and read widely in their free time. Pupils will also have to have a keen eye for detail and be willing to learn from their mistakes. They should be highly motivated and ready to work hard to meet the challenge of the course.
In order to access this demanding course, pupils must have achieved at least a grade 7 in GCSE Chinese.
About Education Provider
| Region | South East |
| Local Authority | Oxfordshire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Co-Educational |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | £31,485 £ £42,885 |
| Sixth Form Fee | Day £22,320 - £25,305 |
| Address | Kingham, Chipping Norton, OX7 6TH |
A level Latin stands out as an impressive qualification to have in any pupil’s repertoire. Pupils will embark on a much more detailed odyssey into the Latin language and literature which has shaped the western civilisation we know so well. This is an A level for the pure classicist who will appreciate the true joy of Latin. This is an opportunity to get to know Latin literature in great depth. It is a challenging course, so pupils need to be confident it is right for them. Obviously, studying Latin in such detail will be hugely rewarding, but pupils contemplating taking the language for A level must realise that they will have to work hard outside lessons too. Proficiency in a language will not come from just attending the lessons and completing prep: pupils will have to learn vocabulary, practise translation skills and read widely in their free time. Pupils will also have to have a keen eye for detail and be willing to learn from their mistakes. They should be highly motivated and ready to work hard to meet the challenge of the course.
In order to access this demanding course, pupils must have achieved at least a grade 7 in GCSE Chinese.