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Reading Latin & Imperial History in Rome
Calder Classics
Dates:
Jul 13–20, 2027
Length:
8 days
Cost:
$6,000
Location:
Rome, Italy (Trastevere apartment)
Grades:
Students entering grades 10–12 (completed grades 9–11)
Format:
Residential
Deadline:
Priority Jan 1, 2027
A one-week Latin program in Rome pairing daily seminar-style Latin reading with site and museum visits on how Napoleon and Mussolini excavated, restored and repurposed monuments such as Trajan's Column, the Colosseum and the Ara Pacis for their own political visions.
Students entering grades 10–12 (completed grades 9–11)
Format:
Residential
Deadline:
Priority Jan 1, 2027
An eleven-day Latin program in Rome where students read and discuss authors such as Catullus, Vergil, Ovid and Livy in small seminar-style sessions, then explore the Forum, Palatine, Pantheon and Colosseum and take day trips to Ostia with a resident Roman art and architecture specialist.
An eleven-day program in Florence combining seminar-style Latin reading of Ovid, Lucretius, Seneca, Vergil and Horace with daily art history visits to works by Donatello, Botticelli, Michelangelo and Leonardo, plus workshops in poetry and literary translation.
Rising 10th graders through graduating seniors (completed grades 9–12)
Format:
Residential
Deadline:
Priority Mar 1, 2027
A two-week Latin immersion in Rome where students read texts from ancient through Renaissance Latin at the sites they describe, practice spoken Latin through games, skits and conversation, and take day trips to places like Ostia and Sperlonga, building toward group performances of Horace and Ovid.
£420–£700 (≈$563–$938; lunch only or all meals) · £875–£1,115 (≈$1,172–$1,493; full board, by room type)
Location:
St John's College, Durham University, Durham, UK
Ages:
15+ (no upper age limit) (completed grades 9–12)
Format:
Commuter / Residential
Deadline:
Registration open
A one-week Latin and Ancient Greek summer school at St John's College, Durham, with six levels from beginner to advanced, a classical civilisation course on women in Greek myth, afternoon workshops and grammar clinics, evening guest lectures, and optional trips to Vindolanda Roman Fort and Durham Cathedral.
Latin program inside Lago del Bosco on Turtle River Lake, near Bemidji. Campers live in cabins and learn Latin in daily classes while sharing village life with Italian-language campers. Two-week Latin program inside the Lago del Bosco Italian Language Village, where campers learn to speak Latin in three daily classes and share village life, meals, and some evening programs with campers learning Italian; no prior Latin or Italian is required.
£600 (≈$804; tuition and York trip; meals extra) · £1,210 (≈$1,621; tuition, boarding, all meals, York trip)
Location:
Duchy College, Harrogate, Yorkshire, UK
Ages:
15+ (14 considered); open to all ages (completed grades 8–12)
Format:
Commuter / Residential
A two-week intensive Latin summer school in Harrogate, Yorkshire, with small classes at every level from complete beginner to beyond A-Level taught largely by UK school Classics teachers, daily grammar clinics, evening lectures by university academics, a trip to Roman York, an optional Hadrian's Wall visit, a quiz night, a staff play and a last-night party.
