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Latin in Schools: the easy way to literacy

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  • "I would recommend The Latin Programme because it is brilliant—the children loved it and looked forward to it each … Read more...

  • "I like learning phrases and words in Latin then in English.  Also, I like finding the clue in the Latin words and what that word is … Read more...

  • In 2013, after three years of The Latin Programme, 100% of students left primary school with at least a Level 4 in English. By the … Read more...

  • "The Latin Programme curriculum is directly linked to grammar in our daily English language. It also provides a foundation for foreign … Read more...

The Literacy Challenge

The Literacy Challenge

"Without a new focus the gap in attainment between the poorest children and their better-off peers will take 20 years to … Read more

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Impact

“The Latin Programme impacts on educational outcomes in schools by helping children improve their grammatical … Read more

In your School

The Latin Programme in your school

Would you like the Latin Programme in your school? Why not find out what others say about having The Latin Programme in … Read more

The Latin Programme

The Latin Programme

"One in six people in the UK struggle with literacy. This means their literacy is below the level expected of an eleven-year-old" … Read more

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Teaching Latin & literacy using rap

This past weekend The Latin Programme attended Classics in Communities second conference where our Executive Director, Zanna Wing-Davey, gave a talk on our approach to teaching at Key Stage 2.  Using the same games, songs and participatory kinaesthetic techniques we use in primary school classrooms she engaged the audience in a raucous game of noughts and crosses […]

Hands-On Training for Latin Teachers

The Latin Programme answers the call for classroom-ready Latin teachers  Classics is making a comeback in the capital’s classrooms, however there is a dearth of experienced teachers to teach the subject. According to Zanna Wing-Davey, the Executive Director of The Latin Programme, finding experienced and engaging Latin teachers is a Herculean task, “We struggle to […]

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Did you know that in 2007 only 35% of five year olds in the most deprived areas of the UK reached the … Read more

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The Latin Programme has been running for nine years achieving great results in literacy in state primary … Read more

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