Stage 9, Book 1 of CLC.
The stories that we study in Stage 9 take place in the public baths. Pupils explore the different rooms that comprised the public baths and their functions. In stage 9, we study the dative case as a first attempt to approach more complex sentence structures in Latin.
Assessment on Grammar features, stages I – IX and cultural background, Stage IX.
dines
huge
makes
tells
dead
The students develop their language skills in relation to the dative case and their evaluative extended writing skills.
The students develop their understanding of entertainment in other cultures.
Stage 10, Book 1 of CLC.
This term we learn about the Roman education system, its nature, origin and purpose. The linguistic content of this unit includes different ways to ask questions in Latin and more complex sentence structures.
Assessment on Grammar features, stages IV - X and cultural background, Stage X.
lives
goes away
empire
peace
book
The students develop their skills in analysing provenance in sources.
The students develop their understanding of education in other cultures and the importance of education for a country's progress.
Stage 11, Book 1 of the CLC.
Before attempting to study any new language content, there is detailed revision of the grammar features studied in book 1. In stage 11, we learn about Pompeian politics and rivalry between factions. We also complete the remaining present tenses and study 1 and 2 person plural comparatives.
Students' classwork and homework will be assessed by teachers and students given feedback on their work.
fight
now
it pleases
politician
our
The students develop their cause and consequence essay skills.
The students develop their understanding of the different political systems in the ancient world and the impact they had on the political systems of today.
Stage 12, Book 1 of the CLC.
The concluding unit of book 1 is dedicated to the dramatic events that unfolded in Pompeii in 79 A.D, with the eruption of Vesuvius and the destruction of the city. By exploring the passages found in stage 12, the pupils find out what happened to the characters that have accompanied them in Book 1.
Assessment on Grammar features, stages VII - XII and cultural background, Stage XII.
bravely
now
sends
ground
flame
The students develop their extended writing skills with a focus on the second-order concept of 'significance'.
The students develop their understanding of natural disasters and the consequences of them to society, both in the ancient world and now.
Stage 13, Book II of the CLC.
In year 8 pupils also study aspects of the Roman rule in Britain. The language content of stages 13 and 14 includes infinitives after possum, volo-que, possum, volo, nolo, perfect and imperfect revision as well as vocabulary learning Britain.
Assessment on Grammar features, stages VIII - XIII and cultural background, Stage XIII.
I do not want
life
tired
the other
not any, no
The students improve and develop their understanding of the perfect and imperfect tense and how to conjugate the verbs.
The students develop their understanding of the concept of colonialism and the significance of it on native populations.
Stage 14, Book II of the CLC.
In stage 14, pupils learn about agreement of adjectives tabulation of imperatives impersonal verbs. In terms of background culture, the first two stages of Book II are about farming, slavery and life in Roman Britain.
: End of Year assessment on Grammar features, stages V- XIV and cultural background, Stages, IX – XIV.
King
god
mistress
among
husband
The students develop their understanding of conjugating verbs and their evaluation skills when writing extending pieces of written work.
The students develop their understanding of different cultures' economic and social systems and the influence that Rome's society has on Western society today.
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