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SUMMARY:8-WEEK INTENSIVE GREEK AND LATIN SUMMER SCHOOL UNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK\, IRELAND
DESCRIPTION:8-WEEK INTENSIVE GREEK AND LATIN SUMMER SCHOOL\nUNIVERSITY COLLEGE CORK\, IRELAND\n\nJune 18th – August 9th 2018For the 19th year running\, the Department of Classics at UCC offers an intensive\n8-week summer school for beginners with parallel courses in Latin and Ancient Greek. The courses are primarily aimed at postgraduate students in diverse disciplines who need to acquire a knowledge of either of the languages for further study and research\, and at teachers whose schools would like to reintroduce Latin and Greek into their curriculum. Undergraduate students are more than welcome to apply as well.\nThe basic grammar will be covered in the first 6 weeks and a further 2 weeks will be spent reading original texts. \nThe tuition fee (including text books) for the 8-week course is €1900. \nFor further information and an application form see our website:\nhttp://www.ucc.ie/en/classics/summerschool/\nor contact the Director of the Summer School: Mrs.Vicky Janssens\, Department of Classics\, University College Cork\, Ireland\, tel.: +353 21 4903618/2359\, fax: +353 21 4903277\, email: v.janssens@ucc.ie
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SUMMARY:'Emperors\, Coins\, Frogs and Oracles' A Warwick University Event for students from schools across the country\, along with their teachers.
DESCRIPTION:News of an event at Warwick.. \nOn 2nd July 2018\, the Department of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Warwick is hosting a free event for schools entitled ‘Emperors\, Coins\, Frogs and Oracles’ for students from schools across the country\, along with their teachers. \nWe are presenting a number of talks which fit in with key Classical Civilisation and Ancient History GCSE\, AS and A-level curriculum topics\, but which will at the same time be of more general interest to those pupils studying other related Classics subjects. These will include Prof Alison Cooley on the ‘Res Gestae’; Dr Clare Rowan on ‘Coins and the Ancient World’; Dr Emmanuela Bakola on ‘Aristophanes Frogs’; and Dr Michael Scott on ‘Delphi: Centre of the Ancient World.’ \nWe are also very interested in hearing from teachers in schools currently offering no Classics options but who might be interested in developing a Classics curriculum and wish to learn more. During the event we will be hosting separate discussion sessions for teachers\, which will focus on the teaching of Classics and how Classics might be encouraged in schools not presently teaching the subject. These sessions will be led by Dr Michael Scott\, Hilary Hodgson (Classics for All)\, Edith Hall and Arlene Holmes-Henderson (Advocating Classics Education)\, and Paul Blagburn (Warwick Widening Participation). \nProgramme \nA copy of the programme of the day’s events is included at the bottom of this email\, and a website about the event can be found through the following link: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/research/outreach/warwickclassicsnetwork/ \nI would like to invite any schools and teachers interested in attending this event to email  P.R.Grigsby@Warwick.ac.uk  and  we can discuss things further. A booking form can also be found on our website. Please contact me if you have any questions or enquiries about the day itself\, \nBest wishes\,\nPaul Grigsby \nDr Paul Grigsby\nWarwick Classics Network Officer\,\nDepartment of Classics and Ancient History\nUniversity of Warwick\nCoventry\, UK\nCV4 7AL
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SUMMARY:'EMPERORS\, COINS\, FROGS AND ORACLES':  2nd July 2018 at the University of Warwick
DESCRIPTION:News from Warwick… \nDear Classicists\, \nHere at the University of Warwick we are pleased to announce the launch of the WARWICK CLASSICS NETWORK\, a hub for the development of Classics and Ancient History teaching in schools throughout the West Midlands and beyond\, and for the promotion of Warwick University Classics research. You can follow us on Twitter @WarwickClassNet\, or visit our website at https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/research/outreach/warwickclassicsnetwork/. \nWe are especially pleased to invite you to the official launch event of the Warwick Classics Network\, ‘Emperors\, Coins\, Frogs and Oracles’\, a free event taking place on 2nd July here at Warwick (details can be found at the bottom of this email)\, an event run in partnership with Classics For All\, and Advocating Classics Education. The day will include talks by leading Warwick Classicists linked to current GCSE and AS/A-Level Class.Civ. and Ancient History syllabuses\, while special sessions will offer support and advice to those schools interested in introducing Classics to their curriculum. Dr Michael Scott will also be giving a lecture on ‘Delphi: Centre of the Ancient World’; Prof. Edith Hall will be here to promote the work of ACE; and teachers and students can explore the cities of Rome and Athens with our Virtual Reality Headsets. \nIf you are a school which teaches Classics\, or are a teacher/Head of a school interested in extending their Classics teaching\, or introducing Classics from scratch (especially if based around the W Midlands) we would love to hear from you. Please feel free to contact me at Paul.Grigsby.warwick.ac.uk for further details. More information and a booking form can be found on our website. \nBest wishes\, \nDr Paul Grigsby\nResearch Fellow\, Dept. of Classics and Ancient History\,\nUniversity of Warwick \n  \nEMPERORS\, COINS\, FROGS AND ORACLES \n2nd July 2018 at the University of Warwick \n  \nPROGRAMME \n10.00am Introduction and Welcome by Provost of Warwick University Prof Christine Ennew \n10.20am Explanation of plan for the day by Dr Michael Scott \n  \nSESSION 1 \n10.30-11.15am FOR STUDENTS (split into school groups across these three talks) \n  \n\n\n\nStudent Group 1\nStudent Group 2\nStudent Group 3\n\n\nProf Alison Cooley\nDr Clare Rowan\nDr Emmanuela Bakola\n\n\n‘From Emperors to Slaves: Inscriptions in the Roman World’\n‘Coins and the Ancient World’\n‘Aristophanes Frogs’\n\n\nProfessor Alison Cooley will talk about the Res Gestae and its ancient and modern interpretations\, and will finish with an illustrated talk on the contexts of inscriptions and buildings in Pompeii. \n  \n[Links to AS + A-level Anc.Hist. Julio-Claudians (key text); AS & A-level Class.Civ. Imperial Image; GCSE Class.Civ. Roman City Life].\nDr Clare Rowan will present on ‘Coins in the Ancient World’\, focussing on the Julio-Claudians\, but also touching upon Cleopatra and Roman Egypt. \n  \n  \n  \n[Links to AS & A-level Anc.Hist. Julio-Claudians; \nAS & A-level Class. Civ. Imperial Image; GCSE Anc.Hist. Cleopatra: Rome & Egypt\, 69-30BC].\nDr Emmanuela Bakola will talk about Aristophanes’ comedy\, Frogs (the play that will also be the centre piece of our 2019 Warwick Drama Festival). \n  \n[Links to AS & A-level Anc.Hist. Greek States 492-404 & Politics and Culture of Athens 460-399]; AS & A-level Class.Civ. Culture and Arts/Greek Theatre (key text)\, Democracy and Athens (key text); GCSE Anc.Hist. Athens in Age of Pericles; GCSE Class.Civ. Myth and Religion.\n\n\n\n  \n10.30-11.15am FOR TEACHERS:  ‘Supporting Classics Teaching’ \nWhat do Classics teachers really need\, and how can we at the Warwick Classics Network support teachers in the teaching of Classics? This will be an opportunity for teachers to voice their opinions and concerns\, and for us to learn what resources teachers really want\, from online resources and lesson plans\, through to school visits and the creation of a vibrant support network. \nThis session will be led by Michael Scott and Paul Grigsby (University of Warwick)\, Hilary Hodgson (Classics for All)\, and Arlene Holmes-Henderson (Advocating Classics Education). \n  \nSESSION 2 \n11.25-12.10pm FOR STUDENTS \n  \n\n\n\nStudent Group 1\nStudent Group 2\nStudent Group 3\n\n\nDr Clare Rowan\nDr Emmanuela Bakola\nProf Alison Cooley\n\n\nCoins and the Ancient World\nAristophanes Frogs\nRes Gestae\n\n\n\n  \n11.25-12.10pm FOR TEACHERS: ‘The Digital Classroom’ \nA chance for teachers to discover and experience some of the pioneering technological work being undertaken here at the University of Warwick. Dr Robert O’Toole\, Warwick University’s Academic Technologist\, will be on hand to demonstrate his exciting virtual Reality project\, used in our module Democracy and Imperialism. You will get the chance to walk around ancient Athens and Rome using our VR headsets\, as well as learn about other digital projects here at Warwick\, including the Oiko project portal\, and learn about the growing importance of digital technologies in the modern Classics classroom. \n  \n12.10 -1.05 FREE LUNCH FOR ALL \nDuring lunch\, the students will be given the chance of walking the streets of ancient Athens and Rome with our VR headsets\, and to discover more of the fascinating work being undertaken here at Warwick. \n  \nSESSION 3 \n1.10-1.55pm FOR STUDENTS \n  \n\n\n\nStudent Group 1\nStudent Group 2\nStudent Group 3\n\n\nDr Emmanuela Bakola\nProf Alison Cooley\nDr Clare Rowan\n\n\nAristophanes Frogs\nRes Gestae\nCoins and the Ancient World\n\n\n\n  \n12.45-1.55 FOR TEACHERS: Cheese and Wine\, and ‘Introducing Classics’ \nAn opportunity for teachers and Heads of schools interested in introducing Classics to meet with representatives of ACE\, CfA\, Warwick Classics Network\, as well as with those teachers currently teaching the subject\, to discuss what help is available for introducing Classics to the school curriculum\, and how we at Warwick can provide a helping hand in this process. As well as an informal chance to chat over cheese and wine\, there will also be a discussion led by Michael Scott and Paul Grigsby (University of Warwick)\, Hilary Hodgson (Classics for All)\, and Edith Hall and Arlene Holmes-Henderson (Advocating Classics Education). \n  \nSESSION 4 \n2.00-3.00pm FOR EVERYONE – Prof. Michael Scott: ‘Delphi: Centre of the Ancient World’ \nProfessor Michael Scott (BBC’s ‘Who Were the Greeks’\, ‘Invisible Cities’\, ‘Delphi Belly Button of the Ancient World’) will take us back to ancient Delphi\, home of the famous oracle\, and the religious centre of the ancient Greek world. \n[Links to GCSE Class.Civ. Myth & Religion; Women in the Ancient World; A-level Class.Civ. Invention the Barbarian; Greek Art; Greek Religion; GCSE Anc.Hist. Persian Empire; Greek source ‘depth studies’; AS & A-level Anc.Hist. Greek City States 492-404 (and all 3 depth studies)]. \n3.00-3.30pm FOR EVERYONE – Feedback Discussion and END \nAn opportunity for teachers and students to give feedback and voice any questions raised during the day\, with a chance to win prizes. \n  \nNOTES and BOOKING \n\nClassics Engagement Assistants with DBS certificates will be on-hand throughout the day to accompany the students during the lectures and at lunch\, enabling teachers to leave their students in the Classics lectures while they attend the teachers’ discussions sessions.\n\n\nThe day is provided free of charge (including lunch).\n\n\nFree Parking is available on campus.\n\n\nMore information is available at our website: https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/research/outreach/warwickclassicsnetwork/\n\n\nEarly booking is advised as places are limited. A booking form is included on the website\, but please feel free to contact Dr Paul Grigsby –Paul.Grigsby@Warwick.ac.uk or Dr Michael Scott – m.c.scott@warwick.ac.uk with any booking enquiries or questions concerning the day.
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/emperors-coins-frogs-and-oracles-2nd-july-2018-at-the-university-of-warwick/
LOCATION:Warwick University\, Gibbet Hill Road\, Warwick\, Warwickshire\, CV4 7AL\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Classical Mythology and Creative writing at KS2 and KS3: FREE CPD for teachers
DESCRIPTION:From Classics for All… \nClassical Mythology and Creative writing at KS2 and KS3\nFREE CPD for teachers\, Thursday 5th July at UCL – exact time to be confirmed \n\nAward-winning children’s author\, Philip Womack\, will use some of his classically inspired young people’s fiction to explore  the value of mythology as a springboard for creative writing. \nIf you would like to register your interest for this event click here. Look out for further details of this event in emails from me.  It promises to be an engaging and lively afternoon. \n“Ever since I can remember\, I have loved the classics\, starting with the Usborne story of Bellerophon and Pegasus\, and continuing on into the Iliad and beyond. Classical myth is the basis for so much of what is around us: so many writers of all kinds continue to work with myth. Only recently we have had Colm Toibin’s The House of Names (about Orestes)\, and Madeleine Miller’s The Song of Achilles. \nIn this session I will discuss my passion for Classics and classical myth\, introducing you to three works which are based on the myths of Bacchus\, the Minotaur\, and of the Trojan War\, sometimes in unusual and surprising ways. We will engage with creative writing exercises which you can deploy with your students at Key Stages 2 and 3\, and we will discuss ways that you can use myth (and language)  in the classroom and across the curriculum. We will look at the wealth of options available for your next steps\, from useful and entertaining interpretations to the source materials themselves. This will be an exciting and stimulating event which will help to raise the profile and enjoyment of classics in your schools.”
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/classical-mythology-and-creative-writing-at-ks2-and-ks3-free-cpd-for-teachers/
LOCATION:UCL\, London
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SUMMARY:JSST (formerly JACT) Classical Civilisation & Ancient History Summer School
DESCRIPTION:Repton School\, Derbyshire.  July 7th -12th 2018 \n Course Director: Daniel Paul | Course Secretary: Kate Baylis \nApplications accepted from 11th September! \nWHY COME? \nIf you are aged 16 to 19\, are really interested in the ancient world and would like to further explore all things Classical\, this Summer School is definitely for you! \nWhether your strengths lie in art\, drama\, literature\, language or history\, coming to the summer school is an ideal way to find out more about the Classical World and decide which aspects you would like to study in the future. \nThe Summer School gives you the chance to: \n\nlearn about aspects of the Classical World you have not studied before;\nstudy with tutors who have specialist knowledge in their fields of interest;\nbroaden your knowledge of topics you have already studied;\nstart learning Ancient Greek or Latin;\ntake part in the performance of a Greek comedy or tragedy;\nmeet students from different backgrounds with a shared interest in the Classical World.\n\n  \nTOPICS \nThere are six one-hour teaching sessions per day\, of which students attend five or six. The emphasis is on discussion and active participation. The topics offered include: \nLiterature \n\nHomer’s Iliad\nGreek comedy (either one play in detail or an overview)\nGreek tragedy (either one play in detail or an overview)\nVirgil’s Aeneid\nAncient epics\nMyths and their transmission\n\nHistory \n\nMinoans & Mycenaeans\nClassical reception\nAthens\, the birthplace of democracy\nAlexander the Great\nFinest years of the Roman Republic\nFall of the Roman Republic\nJulio-Claudian emperors\n\nCulture \n\nArt and Architecture\nWomen and Gender in Antiquity\nBarbarians in the Ancient World\n\nLanguage \n\nIntroduction to Ancient Greek\nIntroduction to Latin\nIntermediate Latin (for those with GCSE Latin or higher)\n\nPhilosophy \n\nPhilosophy Ancient and Modern\nSocrates & the birth of Philosophy\n\n  \nVENUE & ACCOMMODATION \nThe Summer School is held at Repton School\, which is situated in a beautiful village 8 miles south of Derby. Students are housed is in comfortable\, modern rooms with use of a common room and kitchen. The cost of accommodation is £240. This includes all meals and the use of school sports facilities. \nTEACHING STAFF \nThe staff on the Summer School are experienced and highly qualified teachers drawn from a wide range of schools and universities. Tuition fees are £130. \nWHAT STUDENTS SAY \n\n“You study things you’ve never done at school and make lots of new friends.”\n“Learning in a not-so-school environment showed me how learning at university will be.”\n“It’s been a great experience and has definitely made me consider taking Classics at university.”\n\n  \nAPPLYING \nApplication forms are available online at the summer school website. The closing date is Friday 1st of June 2018. \nEmail: ccsummerschool10@me.com \nWebsite: www.ccsummerschool.info \n  \nThe JACT Summer Schools Trust\nRegistered Charity No.1137562\nCompany No.07331184
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/jsst-formerly-jact-classical-civilisation-ancient-history-summer-school/
LOCATION:Repton School\, Repton\, Derby\, DE65 6FH\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ATHENS INTENSIVE COURSE FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS 11th – 15th July 2018
DESCRIPTION:The British School at Athens invites applications for a four – day intensive course for school teachers of Greek civilisation which will explore key subjects in the new GCSE and ‘A’ level in Ancient History and Classical Civilisation syllabus through site tours and evening lectures. This course covers several key themes including: the Periklean building programme\, Greek architecture\, Athenian religious rituals\, the Persian Wars in Athenian art\, ancient theatres\, Athenian art (Geometric\, Archaic\, Severe Style\, Classical\, bronze statues\, statues of women\, funeral stylae\, funeral vases)\, funeral rites\, Athenian democracy\, Athenian everyday life\, the Mycenaean world (burials\, art\, weaponry\, Linear B script)\, oracles and Panhellenic cults\, the Athenian navy and naval installations. \nParticipants will be guided around the Acropolis\, the New Acropolis Museum\, the Kerameikos\, the Athenian Agora\, Delphi\, the National Archaeological Museum\, and the Piraeus and its Museum. \nThe course fee of £600 (shared) or £720 (single) includes accommodation for four nights at a hotel in the historic centre of Athens\, travel between sites\, an evening meal\, a pic-nic lunch\, and a resource pack with plans and study materials. Participants must organise their own flights to Athens. In addition\, participants need to find their own accommodation if they plan to arrive earlier than the 11th or leave later than the 15th. \nFurther information and an itinerary can be obtained from our website (www.bsa.ac.uk)\, and application forms should be emailed to the Assistant Director\, Dr. Chryssanthi Papadopoulou (assistant.director@bsa.ac.uk) by 31st March 2018. Applicants should also note that they are eligible to apply for a small number of travel bursaries. \n 
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/british-school-athens-intensive-course-school-teachers-11th-15th-july-2018/
LOCATION:British School at Athens\, Souedias 52\, Athens\, GR10676\, Greece
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SUMMARY:Swansea Summer School in Ancient Languages
DESCRIPTION:Swansea Summer School in Ancient Languages\nSwansea University and the South West Wales Classical Association are pleased to announce the 4th Summer School in Ancient Languages\, which will take place 15th July – 28th July 2018. \nCourses\nOne- and two-week intensive courses are available in Beginners\, Post-Beginners\, Intermediate\, Intermediate-Advanced\, and Advanced Latin and Greek\, Beginners and Post-Beginners Hieroglyphs\, and Medieval Latin. \nThere are 3 hours of tuition every weekday (2 on Wednesdays)\, and we have talks\, films\, and optional trips to sites of historical interest in Wales on Wednesday afternoons and weekends. \nBursaries\nWe are able to offer part bursaries to students and participants with low income.  See the website for details. \nRegistration\nFor more information and to register\, please go to our website: http://www.swansea.ac.uk/classics/summerschoolinancientlanguages/ where you will find our brochure available to download\, and the online application form.
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SUMMARY:UCL Summer School in Homer
DESCRIPTION:University College London\nMonday 23 July to Friday 27 July 2018\nNew for 2018\, the Summer School is collaborating with the Cultural Foundation of the Bank of Cyprus and offering the opportunity to study Homer in Nicosia\, Cyprus\, from Sunday 28th July to Thursday 2nd August 2018. The course will comprise of three days of classes (between 10.30 a.m. and 4 p.m.) and two days of archaeological visits\, as well as lectures and screenings in the evenings. Travel and accommodation should be independently arranged. \nThe Summer School offers five days of intensive teaching in Homer. There are five language and literature classes each day (between 10.30 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.) as well as lectures and other events after the classes. The fee is £120. The course is not residential. Bursaries and travel grants may be available for certain categories of students. \nStudents will be assigned to teaching groups of normally not more than 15-20 people. As far as possible\, groups comprise students of roughly the same level of experience (beginners\, intermediate or advanced). The style of teaching is friendly\, but demanding: a lot of work is expected from students during the School\, and they will find the whole experience both stimulating and valuable. Some classes concentrate chiefly on reading texts\, while others offer a mixture of grammar and translation or commentary practice. Our tutors include some of the most experienced and talented teachers of Homer in the London area and beyond. \nThe Summer School in Homer will cater for a wide range of interests. It is expected that a substantial number of students from both schools and universities will apply\, but also mature students who wish to learn Homeric Greek or learn more about the Homeric world. Our principal concern is to provide a thorough programme of language and literature learning in a lively university environment. \nCultural Foundation of the Bank of Cyprus\nSunday 28 July to Thursday 2 August 2018\nNew for 2018\, the Summer School is offering the exciting opportunity to study Homer at the Cultural Foundation of the Bank of Cyprus. For students wishing to attend the course in Cyprus\, attendance at the Summer School at UCL is encouraged but not required. The course is comprised of three days of classes (between 10.30 a.m. and 4 p.m.) and two days of archaeological visits\, as well as lectures and screenings. The course is not residential and travel should be independently arranged. \nFor application forms for UCL and/or Cyprus please visit:\nhttps://www.ucl.ac.uk/classics/outreach/schools-colleges/classics/outreach/summer-schools/summerschoolinhomer \nand for enquiries\, please contact:\nThe Director\, Dr Antony Makrinos\nSummer School in Homer 2018\nDepartment of Greek & Latin\nUniversity College London\nGower Street\nLondon WC1E 6BT \nEmail: homersummerschool@ucl.ac.uk \nClosing date for applications is Monday 16 July 2018 \nPROGRAMME\nDay 1 – Monday 23 July\n9.00 – 10.00 Registration\, Venue: TBC\n10.30 – 3.30 Classes (10.30-11.30\, 11.50-12.45\, 1.45-2.30\, 2.45-3.30: these times remain the same throughout the course)\n3.45 – 5.00 SCREENING – Homerokentra: Women reading the Iliad\, Presented by Antony Makrinos (UCL)\, Venue: TBC \nDay 2 – Tuesday 24 July\n10.30 – 3.30 Classes\n3.45 – 4.30 TALK – Speaker Baukje Van den Berg (Vienna)\, Venue: TBC \nDay 3 – Wednesday 25 July\n10.30 – 3.30 Classes\n3.45 – 4.30 TALK – READING\, Emily Hauser (Yale)\, Venue: TBC \nDay 4 –Thursday 26 July\n10.30 – 3.30 Classes\n3.45 – 5.30 SCREENING – Helen\, Directed by Antony Makrinos\, Produced by Antony Makrinos & Federica Miccuci\, Venue: TBC \nDay 5 – Friday 27 July\n10.30 – 3.30 Classes\n3.30 – 4.30 FAREWELL PARTY & EXHIBITION\, Venue: TBC \nThe Director\, Dr Antony Makrinos\, is based in Room G01\, Gordon House\, 29 Gordon Square.\nSummer School Executive Secretary: Rachael Garnett\nSummer School Assistant Secretary: Beatrice Roberts\nIf you have any queries please email: homersummerschool@ucl.ac.uk \n 
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/ucl-summer-school-homer/
LOCATION:UCL\, London
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SUMMARY:JACT Greek Summer School
DESCRIPTION:JACT Greek Summer School \nSunday 29 July – Saturday 11 August \nApplications are now open for the JACT Greek Summer School\, which welcomes more than 300 students annually for a fortnight of intensive Greek tuition. Beginners are especially welcome\, and no prior knowledge of Greek or Latin is required. For more details\, and to apply\, please visit www.greeksummerschool.org. \n  \nTeachers’ course \nThe summer school is offering a dedicated beginners’ course for teachers (active or aspiring) who wish to start learning Ancient Greek.  Students will cover a large amount of Greek within a scholarly and academically intensive environment\, providing a firm linguistic basis for teachers who plan eventually to teach Greek within their own schools. The course also represents an ideal CPD opportunity for those wishing to acquire new expertise. \n\n32 hours of Greek tuition (with significant amounts of independent study in between sessions);\ncoverage of the whole of John Taylor’s Greek to GCSE: Part One;\nintegrated discussion about how Greek can be delivered to pupils in a school setting (e.g. resources\, priorities\, activities\, how to explore links with Latin);\ndaily lectures and seminars on a range of Classical topics\, covering literature\, history\, philosophy\, art and linguistics\nthe chance to meet the course tutors – 45 school-/university-level Greek teachers;\n\nTeachers who already have some experience of Greek are also welcome to attend – they will join Intermediate/Advanced tutor groups. \nThe course fee is £725: this includes all tuition and full-board accommodation (mature students are usually housed together). Generous bursaries are available for those who would otherwise be prevented from attending. \nIf you are considering applying for the teachers’ course\, please get in touch with the Director of Studies\, Henry Cullen\, at jactgreekdos@gmail.com\, especially if you have some Greek already.
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/jact-greek-summer-school-2/
LOCATION:Bryanston School\, Blandford\, Dorset\, DT11 0PX\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Summer Schools in Latin and New Testament Greek
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a week or two of our summer schools in Latin or New Testament Greek\, set in the beautiful surroundings of St Albans Cathedral. Our excellent tutors\, Anthony Armstrong (Latin) and Dr Gill Knight (Greek)\, take you through the language and help you learn to read the original texts themselves in a relaxed and enjoyable course. \n \nWeek 1:  Monday 30 July – Friday 3 August   (for beginners with no previous experience of the language) \nWeek 2:  Monday 6 August – Friday 10 August   (for post-beginners with beginners’ level experience) \nCost: £140/week if booked before 1 July\, £150/week if booked after 1 July. \nTimes: 10.00am-4.00pm \nThese summer schools are suitable for all\, but may be particularly relevant if you are: \n– A sixth former exploring university options of Classics\, Theology or Medieval Studies \n– An undergraduate or postgraduate taking related courses \n– Any interested adult looking for something unusual and rewarding to do with their summer \n  \nIf you have any queries\, please check our website or contact Caroline Godden (our Adult Learning Officer) on 01727 890205 or alo@stalbanscathedral.org. \nTo book\, please go to: https://www.stalbanscathedral.org/learning/study-centre/summer-schools/  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/summer-schools-in-latin-and-new-testament-greek-2/
LOCATION:St Alban’s Cathedral Study Centre\, Sumpter Yard\, St Alban's\, Hertfordshire\, AL1 1BY\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:The Association for Latin Teaching Annual Summer School
DESCRIPTION:The Association for Latin Teaching annual Summer School\n30 July – 3 August 2018. \nBooking closes soon. \n\n£300 (or reductions for first-timers and PGCE teacher trainees). \nUppingham School \nDetails on the website below.\nOption Groups list below.\nApplication form attached. \nOption Group descriptions\nChoose 1 numbered topic from each of the 4 option groups A-D. \nGroup A\n1. Classroom drama / illustrated worksheets: Sarah Parnaby \n2. Cambridge Latin Course Book 1: Helen Lowe \n3. OCR GCSE Verse (Aeneid IV & VI): Sam Baddeley \n4. OCR A level Greek (Thucydides): Hilary Walters \n5. OCR A level Classical Civilisation (Aeschylus’ Persians): Fiona Gow \n6. Latin Prose Composition: John Hazel \n7. Brush up your Greek: Pat Bunting \n———————————————————————————————- \nGroup B\n1. Read it right (Latin): John Hazel \n2. Cambridge Latin Books 3-4: Steven Hunt \n3. OCR A level Latin verse (Aeneid VIII): Lauren Douglas \n4. Historical linguistics for teaching Greek: Ana Henderson \n5. A Level Greek Religion: Rachael Hopley \n6. Reading Book group: Linda Soames \n7. Brush up your Latin: Peter Geall \n———————————————————————————————-\nGroup C\n1. Information Technology in Latin teaching: Steven Hunt \n2. Prep / Common Entrance Latin: James Tuck \n3. WJEC set texts: Lynda Goss & Liz Scott \n4. OCR GCSE Greek (Herodotus): Laura Beech \n5. Reading hexameters aloud: Hilary Walters \n6. New Testament Greek: Sarah Bourne \n7. Latin unseen translation technique: Sian Foster \n———————————————————————————————- \nGroup D\n1. Classics for SEND pupils: Emily Rushton \n2. Ancient Astronomy linking with Cambridge Latin Course Book 2: Phil Harper \n3. OCR A level Latin prose (Tacitus): Alison Henshaw \n4. Antigone: John Hazel \n5. OCR A level Classical Civilisation (Odyssey): Martin Gibson \n6. Medieval Latin poetry: Nigel Coulton \nhttp://www.arlt.co.uk/2018.html
URL:https://www.theclassicslibrary.com/event/the-association-for-latin-teaching-annual-summer-school/
LOCATION:Uppingham School\, High Street W\, Uppingham\, LE15 9QE\, United Kingdom
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