GCSE Latin students visited Lullingstone Roman Villa to discover the history of this wonderful example of Roman architecture and culture in Britannia. Students explored a range of domestic are facts including fine jewelry, skeletons and Roman games.

As the villa changed over time, so did the spiritual and religious aspects; there was evidence of a sacred water nymph cult and the symbol of the Chi Rho – an early sign of Christianity. The trip also helped students learn a range of Latin vocabulary and become more familiar with the culture of the language they study.