Link to OCR specification 

 

Grade 6 in GCSE English language and grade 5 in Mathematics. Grade 6 in a GCSE essay writing subject required if classical civilisation not taken at GCSE (e.g. English literature, history, geography) 

 

 

Studying A level classical civilisation at Woodhouse will provide you with an opportunity to learn about ancient history and literature from both Greece and Rome, and their surrounding worlds. You will have the opportunity to study a wide range of topics, with an emphasis on responding critically to and engaging with a wealth of sources and ideas, developing analytical skills readily transferable to other subjects and further study of the classical world. During the course you’ll benefit from study days, with the opportunity to attend lectures given by renowned classicists, as well as hear talks by former students and take trips to museums and galleries.

 

In recent years, many Woodhouse students have gone on to study classical civilisation or a closely related degree course at Russell Group universities and Oxbridge. A good degree in this subject will open doors and allow you to pursue a career in a variety of fields such as law, the media, the civil service and business.

 

• A level courses
• What can I study?
• Progression from first year to second year
• WoodhousePlus
• Year 12 subject checklist July 2020