By 2003, only about 10% of state schools in Britain offered any classical subjects to their students at all. In 2016, AQA, the largest exam board for A-Levels and GCSEs in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, announced that it would be scrapping A-Level subjects in Classical Civilisation, Archaeology, and Art History.
By 2003, only a small percentage of British state schools offered any classical subjects to their students. In 2016, the largest exam board for A-Levels and GCSEs in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, AQA, decided to eliminate Classical Civilisation, Archaeology, and Art History from its A-Level offerings.