Rutland Latin

By popular request, we are thrilled to announce that the online Medieval Summer School is back for Summer 2026 with a beginner/intermediate week open to all! [10 places]

*Update: There are 2 places open among our students for the intermediate/advanced week 27-31 July. Get in touch if interested (same schedule and prices as below).

Bookings for Summer Term are open - Make sure your slot is confirmed!
Please note that current students stay on the £25 rate for personal sessions.

It's been a very busy term here, but we are getting into the last few weeks before the Easter Break. So proud of our students' enthusiasm and progress!

Bookings for Summer Term are open - starting after the Easter Break. If not already, please confirm your slot. For newcomers, get in touch and we get you on board!

One month to Lupercalia ...

Welcome back everyone - We trust everyone is well rested for the start of term and ready for more Latin!

A warm welcome to our new students this term. Anyone interested to join, bookings for Summer term (starting in April) are open - Get in touch!

Happy New Year from Rutland Latin! All our best wishes for 2026 and we hope everyone's rested and ready for the coming term!

A sneak peek at the new 'literature' for a few of our students: The wonderful historical graphic novel 'Alex' in Latin.

Two more weeks until the Christmas break - hang in there everyone!

For those who wish to continue their classes for another term in January, don't forget to confirm and reserve your session slots.

For anyone interested to join next term (Jan.-March) - We can take on about 4 more students/small groups. Please book your free intro session in the next two weeks before the Christmas break.

A medieval student drinking song/poem from the Carmina Burana for the intermediate students this week.

The Carmina Burana, a 13th-century manuscript from Bavaria, contains a fantastic collection of medieval poems and satirical texts, a great example of the more 'rough' medieval Latin as opposed to Classical Latin. And great teaching material!

In Taberna Quando Sumus (with lyrics) We're learning part of Carmina Burana in choir, this is designed to help everyone learn the words.*this is intended only for personal use

Who says learning Latin is boring? This week's reading for our advanced students are fragments from Tolkien's The Hobbit.

We thoroughly recommend Mark Walker's Latin translation to all Latin readers out there!

Hang in there everyone! Only 5 more weeks until the Holidays...

Fancy learning Latin? Bookings for Spring Term 2026 are open: Weekday slots between 10am and 8pm - Email us to inquire and arrange a free intro session.