In the first week of the Easter holidays, the Classics Department took 29 Classicists from A3 and A2 on a tour of some of Greece’s best ancient sites and museums.  

The Classics Department took a group of Greek and Latin pupils to the Salisbury Classical Association's annual Classical Reading Competition hosted by Godolphin School in Salisbury.

Daniel Morden's return to the Bryanston Greek Theatre for a storytelling performance on 19 June was a memorable occasion.

The Classics Department took 28 C pupils to the bay of Naples for four days over the Easter holidays.

Fourteen Bryanston pupils of all ages entered the annual Salisbury District Classical Reading Competition this week, where set passages of Latin and Greek are recited in competition with other schools, and returned with nine prizes, and a 'highly commended'.  

View the report by pupils on their Classics trip to Dorchester

A group of C classicists travelled to Bradford Peverell to discover more about the Romans in Britain. Read Jasmine S' report of the trip here.

At the start of the Easter break a group of 25 sixth form pupils headed off to Greece to explore aspects of classical civilisations first hand.

The annual Classical Reading Competition was held at Godolphin School in Salisbury on 9 March and gave a group of Bryanston pupils the chance to perform passages of Latin or Greek, some by heart, in various competitive age groups.