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OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation exam dates 2027

5 papers are still to come, from Wednesday 19 May 2027 to Wednesday 9 June 2027, copied from OCR’s published timetable and last checked on Friday 16 October 2026.

These dates come from the exam boards' published timetables and may be wrong or out of date. Check them with your school or the exam board nearer the time so you don't miss an exam.

June 2027

DateSessionPaperCode
Wednesday 19 May 2027AfternoonClassical Civilisation: Myth and Religion - Written PaperJ199/11
Wednesday 19 May 2027AfternoonClassical Civilisation: Women in the Ancient World - Written Paper · 90 minJ199/12
Wednesday 9 June 2027MorningClassical Civilisation: Roman City Life - Written PaperJ199/22
Wednesday 9 June 2027MorningClassical Civilisation: The Homeric World - Written PaperJ199/21
Wednesday 9 June 2027MorningClassical Civilisation: War and Warfare - Written Paper · 90 minJ199/23

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Common questions

When is the first OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation exam?

Classical Civilisation: Myth and Religion - Written Paper on Wednesday 19 May 2027, in the afternoon, from OCR’s published timetable.

When is the last OCR GCSE Classical Civilisation exam?

Classical Civilisation: War and Warfare - Written Paper on Wednesday 9 June 2027, in the morning. Schools set their own dates for mocks and coursework, so ask the school for those.

Other OCR GCSE subjects

Biology A (Gateway Science) · Biology B (Twenty First Century Science) · Business · Chemistry A (Gateway Science) · Chemistry B (Twenty First Century Science) · Combined Science A (Gateway Science) · Combined Science B (Twenty First Century Science) · Computer Science · Design and Technology · Economics · English Language · English Literature · Geography A · Geography B · History A (Explaining the Modern World) · History B (Schools History Project) · Maths · PE · Physics A (Gateway Science) · Physics B (Twenty First Century Science) · Psychology · Religious Studies

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