Latin Lessons are making a comeback in Schools

In Norfolk, 8 and 9-year-olds are learning Latin, a subject traditionally reserved for older students. This initiative, supported by the charity Classics for All, aims to enhance students' understanding of English and other languages by teaching them Latin. Despite challenges like retiring teachers and limited resources, the program is expanding, with support from the Mayor of London and rising GCSE enrollment. While some argue Latin is outdated, its precision and cultural significance are valued by many. The program's success depends on grants and fitting Latin into busy school schedules.

What role does the charity 'Classics for All' play in Latin education?

What is the perspective of children regarding the relevance of Latin in their lives?