Figure 1.--.

Ancient Greek is taught in many schools, for the top set or scholarship group. Latin and Greek were once the centerpiece of the curriculum at public schools. This is no longer the case. But some students persuing a classical curriculum still do study Greek. And as a result, a small number of particularly bright students do study Greek at some prep schools.

Greek

Prizes have been awarded this year to Simon Aitken and John Armitage, who were the first for many years to offer Greek in their Scholarship examinations. Both have worked with great effort and outstanding application during their years of Latin and destinguished themselves in Scholarship.

JDC, Great Walstead Magazine 1987.

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