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CLASSICAL CIVILISATION

Title/Name Course Title/Exam Board, Syllabus details Classical Civilisation
Examination Board: OCR
AS Code: H041 A2 Code H441
What will I learn?

What will I gain from doing this course

Aims/Objectives

What will I do

The specifications are designed to encourage candidates to:

  • acquire, through studying literature in translation and material evidence, knowledge and understanding of selected aspects of Classical Greek and/or Roman Civilisation for Advanced Subsidiary GCE and of both Classical Greek and Roman Civilisation for Advanced GCE;
  • develop awareness of the similarities and differences between the Classical world and later times, and thus to gain a sensitivity to past societies whose spiritual, cultural and moral values and priorities contrast with those of the modern western world;
  • progress to Higher Education courses in Classical Civilisation, or directly into employment.
What are the entry requirements What is the minimum skills or qualification level the learner needs to start this course No prior knowledge of the subject or knowledge of Latin or Greek is required
Classical Civilisation is a well-regarded subject which combines well with other subjects like History, English, Archaeology, RE and Art.
How will I be assessed Method of Assessment (exam, coursework etc.)

Course Content

Style of Teaching and Learning

AS

Two of the following:

  • Archaeology and the Classical World
  • Homer’s Odyssey and Society
  • Roman Society and Thought
  • Greek Tragedy in its Context
  • Greek Historians
  • City Life in Roman Italy

A2

Two of the following:

  • Roman Britain
  • Art and Architecture in the Greek World
  • Comic Drama in the Ancient World
  • The Epic and the Age of Augustus

There may also be the option of combining Classical Civilisation/Latin/Greek modules into one AS (OCR H038) or A2 (OCR H438) course.

What are the costs What equipment will I need (if appropriate)

Any other costs
n/a
Is there anything else I need to know Where will I study

What support will I receive

Where can I get further information

Stratford-upon-Avon Grammar School for Girls

Future Opportunities Progression to further education, study or work  



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