Petroc School Leavers' Prospectus | ACADEMIES LATIN ACADEMY


Apart from enabling you to understand Harry Potter spells, Latin can help your English and your ability to understand text as well as give you access to many works that are not available in English.


If you enjoy puzzles of any kind, Latin will appeal to you. In fact, GCHQ likes individuals who read Latin and Ancient Greek as it is proven to help with problem-solving!


In your first year, you will learn basic grammar and vocabulary, progressing to GCSE level in your second year with a chance to take an exam - giving you an additional qualification.


Latin is essential if you want to really engage with the Ancient World but also for students of language, archaeology, history, law and science. There are no entry requirements for the Latin Academy, however due to the nature of the subject, focus and a desire to achieve and progress are essential.


LAW ACADEMY


Being part of the Law Academy will offer you an exciting opportunity to participate in the ‘Bar Mock Trial’ - a competition involving other schools and colleges where students work together as a team to prosecute and defend cases.


You will also have the opportunity to interact with legal professionals and improve your employability skills, as well as develop your critical thinking, creativity and confidence. It’s a great option for anyone considering a career in the legal profession.


MODERN FOREIGN LANGUAGES ACADEMY


This Academy is for anyone who has an interest in foreign language and culture.


If you are wanting to study a language at university, then this academy is a must, but it’s also an ideal choice if you are studying a STEM subject as many universities now require students to study a language as part of their degree course.


The Academy looks at the role and function of languages in the world community through MOOCs (online courses) and short projects, whilst also helping you to develop your own language skills.


There are no specific entry requirements, but it would be useful to have studied a modern foreign language at GCSE.


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