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GCSE Classical Civilisation (9-1) - J199

Classical Civilisation (9-1) - J199

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Why teach our GCSE Classical Civilisation qualification?

  • the opportunity to explore both ancient Greece and Rome thematically, creating a wide-ranging and challenging course of study
  • an emphasis on enabling students to respond to and engage with a wealth of sources and ideas, equipping them with readily transferable, analytical skills
  • the opportunity to study a wide range of topics and sources, including both literature and visual/material culture, which will inspire students to engage further with the classical world
  • freely available literary source booklets so you don’t have to buy any of these materials yourself
  • fully endorsed textbooks from our publishing partner Bloomsbury which cover all of the options on the specification
  • an accessible route into studying classics – our specifications do not require any previous study of a classical subject or knowledge of Classical Greek or Latin languages.

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