Latin

The Latin curriculum aims

not only to equip students with a linguistic competence that will enable them to translate, interpret and appreciate Latin texts (thereby developing grammatical and etymological decoding skills that are highly prized and transferable) but also to instil a cultural capital usually reserved for the privileged (Latin is only taught in 2.7% of state schools), thereby providing the confidence and desire for engagement with the historical, political and cultural foundations of the Western world.

Key Stage 3

You can access the Maps of Learning for Latin here:

Year 8 Latin Curriculum Year 9 Latin Curriculum

Key Stage 4

The study of Latin is about acquiring understanding of the Latin language and the related ancient literature, values and society. Studying Latin at GCSE level will allow learners to develop their knowledge of Latin vocabulary, morphology and syntax so that they can read and understand unseen passages of Latin.

Here is a walk-though of what to expect at Latin GCSE: insert Latin GCSE options video

GCSE Latin

Here is a walk-though of what to expect in Latin GCSE

Year 10 Latin Curriculum Year 11 Latin Curriculum

Key Stage 5 (Sixth Form)

If it weren't worth it, we wouldn't still be doing it! Challenge your mind with the demands of reading complex, real Latin, gain a grounding in political thinking and persuasive language, and dive into some of the most fascinating, rich, humorous, energetic, and influential poetry ever written.

Year 12 Latin Curriculum Year 13 Latin Curriculum

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