Classical Civilisation:
The 12 Olympian gods (Roman names).
Saturn and Jupiter story.
Venus and Mars story.
Core Language:
Chapter 1 vocabulary.
Introduction to Latin nouns and adjectives.
Introduction to Latin verbs.
Case endings.
Assessment on Grammar features and cultural background - Chapter 1
dog
kitchen
is
son
garden
The students learn basic latin grammar and develop their extended writing skills.
The students learn about different cultures' Roman deities.
Core language:
Noun cases - nominative and accusative.
Nouns endings - declensions, stems and gender.
Case endings and declensions.
Grammar: chapter 1
friend
slave-girl
dinner
food
master
The students develop their Latin sentence structure and extended writing skills.
The students develop their understanding of the diverse economies of the ancient world.
Classical Civilisation:
Minerva's birth.
Role of the god Mars in Roman society.
Core language:
Adjectives - nominative and accusative.
Singular and plural endings.
Grammar and Classical Civilisation extended writing: chapter 1
to
drinking
looks around
shouts
look
The students develop their understanding of the plural form of nouns and their evaluation skills in extended writing.
The students learn about different a different culture's approach to entertainment and compare it that of modern Britain's entertainment.
Classical Civilisation:
Aeneas.
Romulus and Remus.
Core language:
Case endings
Declensions: nouns/adjectives
Singular and Plural endings
Grammar and Classical Civilisation extended writing: chapter 2
does
ring
cooks
why
I
The students develop their analysis of ancient Roman source material.
The students develop their understanding of the theme of slavery and the impact of slavery on the people involved and their communities.
Core language:
Nouns: three genders
Adjectives: three genders
3rd declension adjectives
Grammar: chapter 2
is here
are here
farmer
farmer
hears
The students develop their skills to conjugate verbs into the imperfect and perfect tense.
The students are taught the origin of contemporary languages and how this is a binding element of Europe communities.
Classical Civilisation:
Aeneas travels from Troy to Italy.
Cloelia.
Core language:
Adjectives used without nouns.
The perfect tense.
Irregular verbs: intuit, inquiunt.
End of Year assessment on Grammar and cultural background, Chapters 1-2.
is out
small
thing
overpowers
then
The student develop their understanding of the nominative and accusative cases.
The students develop their understanding of cruel and unusual punishment and brutual entertainment.