Don’t quite know how to tell you this, but I just uploaded a few more too!

Hi Stephen. I certainly wouldn’t feel bad about paying. This site is often a lifeline to me with all its wonderful resources and also the way it helps put teachers in touch with each other so that we can share our expertise. There aren’t many ways out there for Classics teachers to share things and discuss and it can feel lonely sometimes. I…[Read more]

Yep, word processed work is allowed. We have submitted it for the past two years with no problems. Just one thing to be aware of – make sure you fasten the work with treasury tags! We were mildly told off for not using treasury tags!

I remember thinking that there was a piece of grammar in the second one which was not specified as something they needed to do, but now I have forgotten what it was…will have to wait until I am back in school to check. I think it might have been an ablative of comparison if memory serves me correctly.

Excellent! Thank you!

Ah I saw the email but hadn’t had the time to have a proper look – that’s a good idea. As for name…I’ll let someone more creative think of that!

Ha ha fair enough. When you explain it that way, it makes sense and I can completely understand why you like it separately. However, when I have another set of comprehensions to upload, maybe I will email them to you in one go, if that’s ok?
Keep up the good work. It’s a fab site, been a lifesaver for me many many times! I can’t believe it has…[Read more]

It certainly looks nice and clear to me!
By the way, while I’ve got your attention (!) is there an easy way to upload multiple resources to the library? I had several comprehensions to upload earlier and I found I had to do each one individually. This wasn’t a problem in itself, but it meant I had to retype the information and my email address…[Read more]

Why is he doing it if he doesn’t feel that literature is important either for its own sake or for the history and ideas that it can reveal? And if he truly resents the fact that Latin isn’t taught as a spoken language, how about making him do some English to Latin – this will provide some intellectual stimulation and also might make him…[Read more]