A Level Classics students enjoy a successful odyssey to Athens
25 A Level pupils took time out of their Easter break to explore some of the oldest artefacts in Athens in a bid to become immersed in their learning.
Pupils visited the Acropolis and had a guided tour around the Pantheon as well as other significant temples. They visited the National Museums, took in a tour of Delphi and Apollo's Temple, experienced Greek dancing first hand and sampled some of the finest dishes Greece has to offer. A bustling few days was capped off with a chance to explore the historical Plaka district of the city.
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