Classical Civilisations

The purpose of the Classical Civilisations curriculum is to: provide students with a broad and enriching understanding of the ancient world – particularly the civilisations of Greece and Rome – and to foster skills in critical thinking, cultural literacy, and historical inquiry.

Key Stage 3

Students in Years 7 to 9 are given are introduction to Classical Civilisations through the carousel course for Year 7 and one lesson a week in Years 8 and 9. 

Key Stage 4

lassical Civilisations GCSE provides learners with a broad, coherent and rewarding study of the culture of the classical world. It offers learners the opportunity to study elements of the literature and visual / material culture of the classical world, and acquire an understanding their social, historical and cultural contexts. Classical Civilisations focuses on the civilisations of Greece and Rome, and is a wide-ranging subject involving the study of literature, art, artefacts, archaeological sites, and the ancient historical context.

Further information about this GCSE course is available on page 18 of the Options Booklet