2020 Dates: Monday July 20th – Saturday August 1st (Harrogate Ladies' College, Yorkshire)

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“Attending Latin Camp this year has been an invaluable experience which has enabled me to progress in the Latin language more than I had ever thought possible and to make friends for life from all over the world. The teaching, lectures, trips and events were all of a superb quality.” (Sophia Kerrigan-Noble, Student at Camp 2019)

Latin Camp 2020 will be, for the first time, in the quintessential historic spa town of Harrogate in Yorkshire. (Click here for more information about the town.) Usually our youngest students are post-Y10 but we will consider post-Y9 students if they have done three years’ Latin or wish to join a beginners’ group. Please see the dropdown menu above for full details on what we are all about. (Other than the move to Harrogate we are offering exactly the same service and setup as we always have.)

Please email Director David Stephenson – d.stephenson@warwickschool.org – with any questions not answered on this website.

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Academic Excellence …

  • Intensive courses for all school levels from beginners up to A Level, focusing on fluency and diversity of Latin texts – good for anyone wanting to build up their reading experience (e. g. for Oxbridge preparation)
  • Highly qualified tutors, most of whom teach in well-established Classics departments at leading UK schools
  • Daily “clinics” to help consolidate key grammatical knowledge
  • A full programme of evening talks - chance to meet some leading university academics

… But A Lot of Fun Too!

  • Beautiful surroundings in the quintessential historic spa town of Harrogate in Yorkshire
  • Trip to York and the option to visit Hadrian's Wall, as well as events on site (e. g. quiz night and a visit from the Hellenic Bookservice)
  • Two weeks with over 100 like-minded students – great friends, great memories!
  • All-in food and board and access to school facilities

Images from Latin Camp

Scene from the Staff Production Trojan Horse! Cleopatra Dancing the Night Away Students Poring Over Hellenic's Wares Hysterium Trying to Pass Off as a Corpse Dancing the Night Away museum Hellenic - Central Books Table Speaker John Smith