What is classics at A-level like? Is it like the sources part of Latin GCSE?

Hey, I did Latin a level last year and am doing ancient history this year, I did Latin and classics for GCSE but it was quite different as the spec changed the year after my ones. Ancient history and classics and fairly similar at alevel, only real difference is in the topics. I'm really enjoying it and there are a couple of major cross overs in my courses. For example I studied the annals by Tacitus in Latin which talks about the fall of the republic and the first emporers, and in ancient history I'm now studying the lives of these emporers which is really convenient. In the classics a level there are also quite a few cross overs from studying the Aenied, if you haven't read it it's quite hard going at the start with all the language but once you get into it it's actually pretty good and the Latin versions are really poetic, ik its a poem but still. For Classics there's a fair amount of material but it does flow quite well whereas Latin it's not as flowy. For Latin you need to learn your set texts very well, word for word or as close as can. And in terms of sources with both subjects you don't really need to know specifics but it really does help. Not sure jf you know but they mark classics papers so say a third of the marks go to evidence, a third to explanation and a third to analysis. So you can do a great explanation and analysis and still do good but know some specifics is always useful, just a couple of name drops or references to events, especially if it's not specifically mentioned in the textbook coz it looks like you've read around the topic. If you need any help with these subjects just let me know and good luck