Latin
World-renowned Latin courses from Cambridge
From Minimus to the Cambridge Latin Course, our Latin resources encourage students to immerse themselves in Roman culture through stories, myths and historical background, while also building and advancing their language skills.
Elementary Latin
Join in the fun with Minimus – a mix of myths, stories, grammar support and historical background! Minimus the mouse and his Roman family present a lively introduction to the Latin language for students in grades 2–6.
These new editions feature exciting new characters and storylines that provide historically grounded insight into the Roman world, as a context for language learning. Underpinned by language acquisition research, the series encourages learners to read Latin from the first page.
Middle and high school Latin
Explore our Latin resources for middle and high school.
Visiting from the UK?
We publish a different version of the Cambridge Latin Course for our UK teachers and learners. See the link below to learn more.
New! 2025 Latin catalog
Discover the whole range of titles to support Latin, from elementary to high school teaching.
Supplementary materials
View our supplementary Texts and Contexts series, Latin Anthology and grammar materials to support your Latin classroom.
Our digital resources
Digital coursebooks and accompanying resources are available on Cambridge GO. Discover accessible activities, videos, and auto-marked assignments that enrich the learning experience for your students and enable teachers to track performance.
Accessing digital Latin resources
The way that you access your digital Latin resources is changing.
Resources may be accessible via both Cambridge Elevate and Cambridge GO, or a combination of the two, during this transition period. For support during this transition, please see our support pages for advice or reach out to your local representative.
Cambridge School Classics Project
The Cambridge School Classics Project (CSCP) is a research and development project in the University of Cambridge’s Faculty of Education, established in 1966. The CSCP is the author of the Cambridge Latin Course.
The aim of the CSCP is to help make the classical world accessible to as many students as possible, whatever their age or background. They do this by:
- forging strong links with teachers and learners
- Advancing the pedagogy of Classics teaching through research and development
- Creating high-quality, innovative teaching materials based on research and development
- Exploiting new technologies to reach out to new audiences and create cutting-edge materials