Steven Hunt

Here’s the third in a series of brief round-ups for the end of 2025 for Classics Education in the UK #3: Jobs for Classics teachers in the UK in 2024-5 I collated the information for these statistics from the publicly available advertisements in the Times Educational Supplement and the Classics Library. Please cite me if you use any of the information in this blog. Any errors are my own. How many jobs? Fig. 1. Classics Education jobs advertised from 2018-9 to 2024-5 (c) Steve

Here’s the second in a series of brief round-ups for the end of 2025 for Classics Education in the UK #2: State-maintained school entries for GCSE examination in England in 2025 First, some headline numbers. I compiled these statistics from those publicly available from the Department for Education. Any errors are my own. If you use any of the information in this blog, please credit me. The total number of entries for each subject is given in Figure 1 below. Fig. 1. Total num

Here’s the first in a series of brief round-ups for the end of 2025 for Classics Education in the UK #1: Examination entries in England and Scotland 2025 Examination entries in 2025: England England has a number of different examination boards which offer examinations in Classics Education. For Latin, both WJEC / Eduqas and Cambridge OCR offer examinations up to GCSE. Cambridge OCR offers examinations for Classical Greek, Classical Civilisation and Ancient History at GCSE, AS