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    World-renowned Latin courses from Cambridge

    From Minimus to the Cambridge Latin Course, our Latin resources encourage students to immerse themselves into Roman culture through stories, myths and historical background, while also building and advancing their language skills.

    NEW Cambridge Latin Course (UK edition)

    The new 5thedition of the world-leading Cambridge Latin Course, re-energised by the Cambridge School Classics Project (CSCP), is publishing from 2022. Inspired by teacher feedback and research, the new course provides today’s learners with a more diverse and nuanced picture of Roman civilisation and history, while continuing to provide clear and extensive language support. We are currently working towards endorsement with OCR and Eduqas for our student books.

    We think you'll love the new Cambridge Latin Course and here are five reasons why.

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    Introducing the 5th editions

    From improving the representation of different sectors of society, to preserving the integration of culture, stories and language – take a look inside Book 1 and 2 to discover how we can support you are your learners.

    These new editions feature exciting new characters and storylines that provide historically grounded insight into the Roman world, as a context for language learning. Underpinned by language acquisition research, the series encourages learners to read Latin from the first page.

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    Online Subscriptions for Books 1 and 2

    Gain digital access to Student Books 1 and 2 with new online subscriptions for your school – available for small, medium and large groups of students and accessible via Cambridge GO. Support your learners as they explore new storylines and immerse themselves in the culture of the Roman world.

    Small – up to 50 students

    Medium – 51-250 students

    Large – 251-800 students

    Discover more resources in our Classics brochure

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    Discover support from the CSCP via MyCLC

    Access new teaching and learning support from the CSCP via MyCLC. Supporting activities for Student Book 1 are now available, covering each stage of the course content.

    You will find ‘Story explorers’ which display the stories of the CLC in an interactive format, allowing you to check vocabulary, grammar parsing and derivations.

    Discover a vast array of language activities, including drag and drop word sorting, vocabulary testers and digital versions of the ‘Reviewing the Language’ exercises.

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    A more reflective and diverse exploration of the ancient world

    For the fifth edition, the CSCP undertook extensive research and feedback to gather your views to help shape the seven guiding principles for the new edition.

    To learn more about the key changes to the new edition and why they were made —such as the importance of updating the storylines and introducing new characters — view our guide that contains explanations with examples.

    Visiting from North America?

    We publish a different version of the Cambridge Latin Course for our teachers and learners in North America.

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    Cambridge Latin Course
    5th Edition
    July 2022
    Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
    North American Cambridge Latin Course
    5th Edition
    August 2014
    Key Stage 4
    Cambridge UK Classics CLC Student Study Books
    January 2007
    A level, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
    Minimus Secundus
    January 2004
    Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3
    Minimus
    Starting out in Latin
    September 1999
    Key Stage 2
    Cambridge Latin Course
    October 1993
    A level, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
    Cambridge Latin Anthology
    January 1970
    A level, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
    Cambridge Latin Grammar
    January 1970
    A level, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
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