Classics

    Brighter Thinking drives our approach to Classics: a solid foundation of research from leading educational thinkers, expert authors and Classics teachers around the world underpins the resources we publish.

    Through a flexible suite of resources, designed to meet a wide range of needs in the classroom, Better Learning is possible. Students can accelerate their learning and develop skills for life.

    Classics Catalogue

    We provide a full range of resources to support students with their Classics studies. This catalogue provides you with a useful overview.

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    Set texts for LATIN OCR GCSE (9-1) specification

    The essential anthology for GCSE Cambridge Latin Anthology includes many of the set texts for 02, 03 and 04 (prose Literature A & B and Verse Literature A).

    Set texts 'Euripides: Bacchae', 'Euripides: Medea' and 'Aristphonaes: Frogs' are included in the Cambridge Translations from Greek Drama series.

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    Cambridge School Classics Project

    The Cambridge School Classics Project (CSCP) is a research and development project in the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Education, established in 1966.

    The aim of the CSCP is to help make the classical world accessible to as many students as possible, whatever their age or background. They do this by: Forging strong links with teachers and learners, Advancing the pedagogy of Classics teaching through research and development, creating high quality, cutting-edge materials.

    GCSE Mathematics for OCR
    Jacque Myers

    "I use the Cambridge Latin Course and love it. The stories are interesting, and the grammar explanations make sense. There is no other textbook out there with such a wide variety of materials."

    GCSE Mathematics for OCR
    Wendy Atkinson

    Teacher, Minimus series

    "I see excited children making connections between Latin and English words. It’s a great feeling for me to be part of their enthusiasm."

    The case for representation in your Classics classroom

    In this three-part video series, John Bracey presents the case for inclusive representation in your Classics classroom.

    Success in language acquisition (whatever that looks like for you)

    We've listened carefully to your feedback and resolved to adapt and re-organize our content to better meet the needs of our community.

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    Cambridge Latin Course
    5th Edition
    July 2022
    Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
    Greece and Rome: Texts and Contexts
    December 2007
    B2-C1
    Key Stage 4, AS level, A2 level, Post A-level
    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
    Cambridge Translations from Greek Drama
    April 2000
    A2 level, Post A-level, AS level, Key Stage 4
    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 Grammar
    January 1970
    A level, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
    Cambridge Latin Anthology
    January 1970
    A level, Key Stage 4, Key Stage 3
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