The Classics Library

EMACT Latin and Greek Reading Competition 2026
2026-02-04 14:00 - 17:00 (Europe/London) | Nottingham Girls’ High School, 9 Arboretum Street, Nottingham, NG1 4JB, United Kingdom
The EMACT Latin and Greek Reading Competition 2026 will be held on Wednesday 4th February 2026 at 2.00pm at Nottingham Girls’ High School.
There is no charge for entering the competition – registration closes on Friday 30 January. The registration form and all details are on the website. https://emact.wordpress.com/2025/09/28/emact-latin-and-greek-reading-competition-2026/

Pompeii: In Conversation with Dr Sophie Hay & Professor Tom Harrison
2026-03-03 17:00 - 18:00 | Harrow School, Grove Hill, Harrow-on-the-Hill, HA1 3HP, United Kingdom
This lecture will be open to any year group, and is aimed at a general audience about life, society, and culture of the Roman world, and would be great for students who study Latin, Ancient History, or Class Civ. Not open to the general public.

Coutts Lecture in Classics, Tuesday 3 March, 5-6pm

Harrow Classics department in partnership with the Classical Association

“Pompeii: In Conversation with Dr Sophie Hay & Professor Tom Harrison”

In discussion with Professor Tom Harrison of the British Museum, Dr Sophie Hay draws on her extensive work at Pompeii to explore how archaeologists reconstruct ancient lives from fragmentary evidence. Moving beyond the familiar story of volcanic catastrophe, the conversation examines houses and streets, voices scratched into walls, and the interpretative choices that shape what we think we know about the Roman world. Accessible, wide-ranging, and rooted in current scholarship, this lecture is aimed at a general audience, students, and teachers with an interest in Classics, archaeology, and Ancient History.

There are tickets available free for school teachers and students to attend the lecture in person at Harrow School.

If you would like to come and visit Harrow School to attend the live lecture, you are very welcome – just let me know by email how many students you are bringing, completely free, etc.

OR if you are unable to attend in person, but still want to watch, you can also register for free our live webinar: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/b3e7929a-357a-4022-a702-e273a91910bf@96e31c50-d35a-48d1-9cbc-5abb51cb1688

'Women and Power' with classicist Mary Beard (speaker) and musicians Nardus Williams (soprano) and Elizabeth Kenny (archlute, theorbo) at Wigmore Hall
2026-03-08 19:30 - 21:30 | Wigmore Hall, 36 Wigmore Street, London, W1U 2BP, United Kingdom
Wigmore Hall’s upcoming event for International Women’s Day is ‘Women and Power’ with classicist Mary Beard (speaker) and musicians Nardus Williams (soprano) and Elizabeth Kenny (archlute, theorbo).

The title ‘Women and Power’ originates from Mary Beard’s book of the same name which explores how history has treated powerful women, tracing the origins of misogyny back to the ancient world through to the modern day.

The programme includes women-composed music and poetry, interweaving music with discussion on topics ranging from Sappho to women’s solidarity.

The concert takes place on Sunday 8th March at 7.30pm with £5 tickets for under 35s.

Visit Wigmore Hall’s site for more information and to book.

See also WH’s FAQ and Access pages.

Classics for All FREE Online CPD: Running Classics Trips for Primary and Secondary Schools
2026-03-09 16:00 - 17:00
Monday, 9th March 2026
4–5pm, Online

Running school trips both abroad and in the UK is an exciting enrichment opportunity for students, and there is nothing quite like seeing places and artwork “live” that they have learnt about in books. I still remember the gasps of my students when they saw two statues in a museum in Greece that they had only seen a small, black and white picture of in their textbook!

However, running and organising trips can feel quite over-whelming, so hopefully this session will give ideas for trips, reassurance, and somewhere to start.

All details for the CPD can be found here, along with the online signup form: https://www.canva.com/design/DAG-S449oVk/SJcdffJOR_ynAtP0ITOqIA/view?utm_content=DAG-S449oVk&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h7f7c7089ff

Sussex Classical Reading Competition 2026
2026-03-10 16:00 - 18:00 | Lancing College, Lancing College, Lancing, West Sussex, BN15 0RW, United Kingdom
Sussex Classical Reading Competition 2026

Tuesday 10 March 2026
4pm-6pm
Lancing College

This year’s theme is ‘Monsters’ and there are passages in Latin, Greek, and English for pupils from ages 9-18.

Classical Civilisation students should definitely have a look!

Contact Becky Miller for more information and the list of passages: ram@lancing.org.uk

Teaching Ancient Greek at Key Stage 2 & Key Stage 3 (Online CPD)
2026-03-11 16:00 - 17:00
Teaching Ancient Greek at Key Stage 2 & Key Stage 3

Wednesday, 11th March 2026

4–5pm, Online

Ancient Greek is an exciting extra to offer your students, and the CPD session will look at a range of opportunities for teaching Greek at KS2 and KS3, and the support available for teachers delivering the subject.

All information can be found here, and to register for the CPD please complete this form by Monday 9th March 2026. Zoom details for the event will be sent out on Tuesday 10th March.

Annual Refresher Day: CPD for Teachers by Teachers
2026-03-14
The ARLT Refresher Day on March 14 is now open for registration. As we are meeting at Westminster School, which is a particularly central and accessible location, spaces are likely to fill up quickly. Please make arrangements early to avoid disappointment.

You can read more about the Refresher Day on our website, but here are some of the highlights you can expect:

13 options groups over 3 sessions (including language, literature and classical civilisation)

2 lectures (Dr B. Xinyue on Virgil and Prof. J. Clackson on Petronius)

Membership of the ARLT

Access to all the resources shared on the day

Networking over a fantastic lunch in beautiful surroundings (with an optional Latin speakers’ corner)

Hellenic Bookservice

No matter where you are in the teaching journey, whether you are an aspiring teacher or an experienced practitioner, the day will be an opportunity to raise the profile of the subject, be part of our lively community of professional teachers, and celebrate and further the impact of the subject.

Click here to book

Latin Day School: Cleopatra – An Egyptian Queen with George Sharpley
2026-04-25 10:00 - 16:00 | The Roman Baths, Abbey Church Yard, Bath, BA1 1LZ, United Kingdom
CLEOPATRA at Roman Bath, with George Sharpley Saturday 25th April 2026, 10am-4pm

News of Caesar’s murder in 44 BC must have come as a shock to Cleopatra. He was the father of her toddler son and their host in Rome where they had been staying for nearly two years. They left Rome for Alexandria almost immediately. With them went Cleopatra’s young brother Ptolemy XIV, another guest in Rome, and Cleopatra’s joint ruler. Soon after reaching Egypt, she had him murdered.

As aristocratic families go, the Ptolemies are in a class of their own. They clung on to power for centuries, skilfully employing incestuous marriages, divorces and close-family murders.

The last―and not least―of the Ptolemies was Cleopatra. We’ll examine her time as queen of Egypt, her family background, and look at the literary evidence, sifting the evidence for bias, political hostility and sensationalism. A dull story it is not!

https://www.romanbaths.co.uk/event/ancient-world-cleopatra-george-sharpley

Policing the politicians: political control in democratic Athens, a lecture by Chris Carey
2026-04-30 16:30 - 18:00
Dr Chris Carey, Professor Emeritus of Greek at UCL, will be giving a lecture at the school entitled “Policing the politicians: political control in democratic Athens”. Here is a summary of the talk from Dr Carey:

“In Athens the ultimate power rested with the people. But for the daily business of the city from waging war to cleaning the streets Athens like any modern democracy had to hand power over to active politicians and administrators. The lecture will explore the ways in which the sovereign people ceded power while exercising control over those it chose to serve it.”

A very timely topic, with democratic politicians around the world assiduously attempting to extend the limits of their power.

Classics for All: Free Online CPD for Secondary Schools
2026-05-06 16:00 - 17:00 | online, 2 Burton Walks, Loughborough, LE11 2DU, United Kingdom
Classics for All: Free Online CPD for Secondary Schools

Pre-GCSE Classical Qualifications

Wednesday 6th May 2026, 4-5pm, Online

All details and how to book can be found in this link.

https://www.canva.com/design/DAHEwZgdz7Q/9blfe3nzlddzoeCpK9mELg/view?utm_content=DAHEwZgdz7Q&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=hfbc507a00a

Building skills for GCSE Latin (a de Romanis teacher webinar)
2026-05-06 16:30 - 18:00 | online, 2 Burton Walks, Loughborough, LE11 2DU, United Kingdom
Wednesday 6th May at 4.30PM (Online via Teams)

Registration link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/de-romanis-building-skills-for-gcse-tickets-1984962212411?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join members of the de Romanis author team to explore how you can tailor the de Romanis course to suit the needs of your students

The de Romanis author team will explore how you can use the de Romanis course, including the new Book 3, to suit the needs of all your students and get them prepared for GCSE Latin.

Join us to find out more, and ask the author team your questions. We also have teachers who are currently using the course with their students in attendancce so this is your chance to ask your questions if you’ve been considering adopting de Romanis for your cohort.

Registration is free and the event will be hosted on Microsoft Teams (don’t worry if you don’t have an account – you can join on your browser). The joining link will be shared in advance of the event.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Sign up to the de Romanis newsletters for more event info and free resources to get you started.

Olympus Challenge: CPD with Classics for All
2026-05-12 16:00 - 17:00 | online, 2 Burton Walks, Loughborough, LE11 2DU, United Kingdom
https://classicsforall.org.uk/news-and-events/events/olympus-challenge-cpd-online

Latin Day School: Dido - a mythical African queen with George Sharpley
2026-05-16 10:00 - 16:00 | The Roman Baths, Abbey Church Yard, Bath, BA1 1LZ, United Kingdom
DIDO at Roman Bath, with George Sharpley Saturday 16th May 2026, 10am-4pm

Discover the legendary story of Dido, the African queen whose life was transformed by the arrival of Aeneas, a fugitive from Troy. This immersive day school will explore the myth of Dido and Aeneas through the lens of Virgil’s Aeneid, featuring selected readings with English translations.

What to Expect:

A deep dive into one of antiquity’s most compelling myths

Guided readings from Virgil’s Aeneid

Insightful discussion led by an expert in Latin language and literature

https://www.romanbaths.co.uk/event/story-dido-george-sharpley

CA Classical Civilisation Teachers CPD Day
2026-06-17
We are pleased to announce that the Dept of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Warwick are hosting the CA Classical Civilisation Teachers CPD Day on Wednesday 17th June 2026. You can find out more and book your place via this link: WCN and CA Classical Civilisation CPD Day 2026

We are also inviting students and teachers from across the country to hear talks by our Warwick staff on a range of diverse topics from the ancient world at our Ancient Worlds Day on Friday 26th June 2026. These talks will be useful to those studying Classical Civilisation and Ancient History GCSE and A-level as well as Classical Languages, but will also give a taste of our own interests and how we teach here at Warwick. You can find out more here: A. G. Leventis Ancient Worlds Study Day 2026

Warwick Classics Network A. G. Leventis Ancient Worlds Study Day 2026
2026-06-26 | Warwick University, Gibbet Hill Road, Warwick, Warwickshire, CV4 7AL, United Kingdom
For those who are interested, the Dept of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Warwick will be holding its annual Ancient Worlds Day on Friday 26th June. You can read more details below (and here A. G. Leventis Ancient Worlds Study Day 2026) and booking is now open. The day is free to attend and includes a free lunch and free on site parking.

Warwick Classics Network A. G. Leventis Ancient Worlds Day 2026

Friday 26th June

The Warwick Classics Network A. G. Leventis Ancient Worlds Day 2026 will take place on Friday 26th June on the Warwick campus. We are inviting students and teachers from across the country to hear talks by our Warwick staff on a range of diverse topics from the ancient world. These talks will be useful to those studying Classical Civilisation and Ancient History GCSE and A-level as well as Classical Languages, but will also give a taste of our own interests and how we teach here at Warwick.

The lectures will be of general interest and can be enjoyed by GCSE/A-level pupils, but please be aware that the sessions will also give an idea of how we teach here at Warwick, so some of the content may be challenging to younger pupils, and not all topics will feed directly into the GCSE and A-level studies. But all talks will broaden pupils’ understanding and enjoyment of the ancient world.

There will be two plenary lectures, one to start and one to end the day, with two sets of parallel sessions to attend during the day on a range of topics, with pupils free to attend the talks of their choice.

11-12pm Plenary:

Dr Emmanuela Bakola – Aristophanes rewrites Tragedy: Natural phenomena, Cosmic Justice, and the sinister Clouds

This talk will be a preview to our upcoming production of Aristophanes’ Clouds, and will be suitable for anyone with an interest in drama, Greek religion and Greek natural philosophy

12-1pm Parallel Sessions 1:

Dr Jacqui Butler – Myth on mosaics: stories set in stone

Prof David Fearn – Greek literature and the Creativity of Translation

Dr Paul Grigsby – An Odyssey around ancient Greek Religion: What can we learn from Homer about ancient belief?

Chris Parr – Life in the Roman Forum

1-2pm lunch:

Free lunch will be provided for all attendees

2-3pm Parallel Sessions 2:

Dr Emily Clifford – Thinking with Pots and Poetry: The Art of Death

Dr Trevor Van Damme – Excavating Eleon in Boeotia

Prof Zahra Newby – Art, Myth and Identity in Ancient Asia Minor

Prof Victoria Rimell – Social Media, fragmentation, and the Latin epigram’, focusing on Martial’s books of single couplets, the Xenia and Apophoreta.

3-4pm Plenary Lecture:

Prof Clare Rowan – Uncovering the Workers of Rome

When we think of Rome we think of emperors, armies and gods. But what about everyone else? The taxi drivers, the builders who constructed the Colosseum, the people who worked on the docks, or the shop keepers? This talk explores parts of society often overlooked in Roman histories – the workers who kept Rome moving. We also find out a little bit about the experiences and tricks of Roman workers – for example, having a monkey shop assistant to draw in customers!

You can book your place at the event here

I look forward to seeing some of you here at Warwick.

If anyone has any questions about the day, please do get in touch.

All the best,
Paul (Grigsby Paul.Grigsby@warwick.ac.uk)

BMCA A Level Classics Conference 2026
2026-07-02 | King Edward’s School Birmingham, Edgbaston Park Road, Birmingham, B15 2UA, United Kingdom
The Birmingham and Midlands Classical Association invites sixth form students to the 2026 Texts & Topics Conference at King Edward’s School, Birmingham.
Students will take part in three workshop strands: Latin, Greek/Classical Civilisation, and a culturally‑themed topics workshop based on the specification.
An optional tour of the University of Birmingham will be held at lunchtime.
The conference is free for state schools and costs £5 per student for independent schools.
Students should bring their own lunch.
Please contact Ana Henderson, Head of Classics at KES, Birmingham for more information using email and/or register interest using the form (available as a QR code).

The Orestes at Bridge Theatre
2026-07-02 - 2026-09-19
A contemporary family wakes up in a Greek myth and can’t seem to find a way out of their hellish destiny.

Writer and director Simon Stone is joined by the same creative team that brought the “fantastically original, gripping and magnificent” (The Guardian) The Lady from the Sea to life; set designer Lizzie Clachan, costume designer Mel Page, music by Stefan Gregory, lighting designer Nick Schlieper, and casting director Jessica Ronane CDG.

The Oresteia is produced by London Theatre Company and Wouter van Ransbeek.

UCL Summer School in Ancient Philosophy
2026-07-06 - 2026-07-10
University College London
Monday 06 July to Fri 10 July 2026

What are the origins of the world? How can we achieve happiness? What is the best form of government? Is democracy good? These are only some of the questions which ancient philosophers tried to answer more than 2,500 years ago. Their bold and unprecedented enterprise prompted an intellectual revolution, the relevance of which has not since faded. The Summer School in Ancient Philosophy aims to follow the steps of the ancient philosophers in their enquiries on the world and human life, and explore their continuing importance today.

More Information and To Book

The Summer School offers a five-day programme covering the major themes and thinkers of Ancient Philosophy. There will be four classes each day, between 10:30am and 3.30pm. Courses will be held in person unless otherwise specified. For more details about the modules’ format, please see below or get in touch with us. Students will have access to a variety of online material before and throughout the course. The fee is £180. The course is not residential. Bursaries may be available for certain categories of students and will be granted after the end of the Summer School.

Students will be assigned to teaching groups of normally not more than 15-20 people. Groups will comprise students with similar levels of knowledge of the subject. Classes will consist of lectures, close reading of texts, and debates and will touch on a variety of themes, including ethics, metaphysics, and theories of knowledge. Texts will be studied in translation, though some classes will be offered in the original language. The style of teaching is friendly, but demanding. Students are expected to actively participate in classes, and they will be invited to discuss and critically engage with texts along with other students and teachers. Our tutors include some of the most talented and passionate teachers of ancient philosophy in the London area and beyond.

JACT Latin Summer School
2026-07-19 - 2026-08-01
Sunday 19th July – Saturday 1st August

JACT Greek and Latin Summer School
2026-07-25 - 2026-08-01
The 32nd JACT Durham Greek & Latin Summer School will take place at St John’s College, Durham from ….

​ 25th July – 1st August 2026

MORE INFORMATION

JACT Greek Summer School
2026-07-26 - 2026-08-08 | Bryanston School, Blandford, Dorset, DT11 0PX, United Kingdom
With over 225 students applications already, there is still time to submit your application to join us for a summer of learning Ancient Greek. Please follow the link (https://www.greeksummerschool.org/) for more details and to apply. See the flyer below for more info:

Teacher Courses at the JACT Greek Summer School
2026-07-26 - 2026-08-08 | Bryanston School, Blandford, Dorset, DT11 0PX, United Kingdom
Over recent years, we have expanded our teacher course offering at the Greek Summer School. This year we will run 4 1-week residential courses (running in either week of the Summer School) tailored to different levels, from absolute beginners to those preparing to teach GCSE and A-level texts. Please apply through our website (https://www.greeksummerschool.org/), where you can find more info, or see the flyer below.

ARLT Summer School 2026
2026-07-27 - 2026-07-30 | Giggleswick School, Settle, North Yorkshire, BD24 0DE, United Kingdom
Registration is now open!

The 103rd ARLT Summer School will take place at Giggleswick School from Monday 27th July – Thursday 30th July, directed by Jessica Dixon and Joanna Johnson.

INSET FOR CLASSICS TEACHERS

What is the ARLT Summer School for Classics teachers?

The ARLT Summer School for Classics teachers is a residential CPD course and networking event that brings together teachers at all stages of their careers. Every year, practising teachers, PGCE students, prospective teachers, and experienced retired teachers meet to celebrate their love for Latin, Greek, and all things Classics.

Where will the 2026 Summer School take place?

Giggleswick School is a boarding and day school set on the border of the glorious Yorkshire Dales. The school is a 5 minute drive or 25 minute walk from Settle train station and for those driving it is just off the A65.

Accommodation is available for residential guests in single rooms with shared bathroom facilities. There will also be the opportunity to use the tennis courts.

What does the programme include?

Lectures

Practical workshops: language tuition, spoken Latin, set texts, Roman crafts, teaching and learning training, and more

Networking opportunities, including entertainment and an optional Latin-speaking table during meals.

Is it only for Latin, or is it suitable for those focusing on Classical Civilisation and Ancient History?

You do not need to know or be teaching Latin and Greek to get the most out of the summer school. There are plenty of option groups focused on Classical Civilisation and pedagogy.

The venue:

Giggleswick School

Speakers to include:

Dr Bev Back
Leeds
‘Not Like Us’: Teaching Catullan invective through Kendrick Lamar and Drake.

Prof Hugh Bowden
KCL
Alexander the Great (title TBC)

Dr John Holton
Newcastle
Building a Ptolemaic Royal State in Egypt and Beyond

Bronwen Riley
Author
Life on Hadrian’s Wall (title TBC)

Gráinne Cassidy
CA
GCSE Qualification Reform (Latin, Greek and Classical Civilisation)

OPTION GROUPS

Option groups are workshop-style sessions delivered by teachers for teachers. There is a choice of language, literature, Classical Civilisation and History options.

The cost

should be met from your school’s INSET budget

is reduced for PGCE students

is reduced for those attending for the first time

includes membership of the ARLT until 31st December 2029

NB Other bursaries are available on application to our treasurer, Jessica Dixon at treasurer@arlt.co.uk – please see note below*

The price per person for residents includes tuition, full board and accommodation.

Full price
£240

PGCE student
£120

First-time attendee
£140

OG leaders
£140

Bursary
£140

OG leader + bursary
£90

Non-residential
£175

Daily rate
£55

* Classics for All will cover the cost of 2nd class train travel for one teacher per school, (or mileage @ 45p per mile) up to a maximum of £100 per person, subject to a few conditions:

Recipients must be teaching in the state sector.

Recipients should be currently teaching or looking to introduce a Classical subject to their schools either on timetable or as a club/elective.

Classics for All will require completion of a short feedback form after the event (separate to any feedback requested by conference organisers)

Costs will only be paid for those who attend on the day.

All expenses claims must be submitted by 10 days after the event

Expenses will not be paid until after the event.

Applications should be made through: Classics for All CPD travel bursary request – 2026 – Fill in form

Please fill in the registration form below by July 4th to save your space with a £50 deposit.

NB: All payments are only fully refundable up to June 30th, 2026. Once registered, you will receive details to complete payment, which is due in full by 28th June. This should be paid directly to the ARLT bank account.

ARLT is very grateful for the ongoing financial support from the Classical Association, which generously funds our bursaries for our Summer School. ARLT Registered Charity no. 275052

ELCSS Classics Summer School 2026
2026-07-27 - 2026-07-31
💫 Course overview – please see infographics for more information, and share with students & their families

💫 Half & full bursaries available – please ask

💫 Mon 27 – Fri 31 July 2026 (5-full-days)

💫 Hackney, East London

💫 Yr10

💫 £250 (includes snacks!)

💫 eastlondoncss@gmail.com

💫 Sign up: ELCSS Booking Form Summer 2026 – Fill out form

Immortal thanks go out to our sponsors, who enable us to offer financial support to anyone who needs it, making classics truly accessible for all:

💙 Classical Association

💙 Hellenic Society

💙 Professor Mary Beard

💙 UCL Classics Society

ELCSS Latin Summer School 2026
2026-07-27 - 2026-07-31
Summer 2026 – Latin Summer School

Year group: Year 10 (for examination in 2027)

Places available: 20

Dates: Monday 27 – Friday 31 July 2026

Location: Hackney

Cost: £250 (five days)

Financial support: Available upon request

Sign-up here: LINK

This year, we are delighted to offer a superb line-up of well-known academics for our Golden Time lecture series, including sessions that focus specifically on the prescribed GCSE verse and prose texts.

Students who attend the summer school will also receive priority booking for our two-day GCSE Latin Revision Course 2027, which typically fills within the first few months of release. Our Easter 2026 course featured the renowned Dr John Taylor – an exceptional opportunity for students to strengthen their exam preparation.

Attached:

Two-slide PowerPoint

Printable letter for students

We have also created a short two-minute promotional reel to give students a sense of what ELCSS is all about – please do share this with them.

Further details about our courses and events, including photos, testimonials, and sponsors, can be found on our website.

We very much look forward to receiving applications from your students.

With thanks,

The East London Classics Summer School (ELCSS)

www.eastlondonclassicssummerschool.com
Twitter/Instagram: @ELCSS2
Facebook: Classics elcss

JACT Classics Camp 2026
2026-07-27 - 2026-08-01 | Denstone College, Denstone, Uttoxeter, ST14 5HN, United Kingdom
Book here

Explore the world of ancient civilisations at the JACT Classics Camp, running from July 27th-August 1st 2026, at Denstone, a historic setting in the heart of the Midlands. This program is ideal for students aged 16-19, from beginners to seasoned classicists. Through intensive study of ancient history, literature, language, philosophy, and archaeology, you’ll gain insights into the lives, thoughts, and legacies of the ancient world.

Participants will enjoy small, interactive classes with expert tutors, exploring subjects such as Homer, Greek and Latin literature, mythology, and ancient philosophy. Special workshops and talks on university entrance, theatre performances, and quizzes make learning fun and dynamic and open up pathways in Classics beyond A level. The program also offers opportunities for socialising and connecting with other Classics enthusiasts through evening events and group discussions.

The course fee starting at £420 covers tuition, meals, and accommodation, with generous bursaries available for eligible students. We also offer shuttles from nearby train stations to ensure all students can get to us easily. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to deepen your knowledge, make lasting friendships, and experience the classics in an unforgettable setting. You can secure your place by paying a small deposit on our Eventbrite page today.
More Information

If you would like more information, please see our website and the FAQ on our Eventbrite page, and feel free to contact our Course Director at jactclassicscamp@gmail.com with any other questions.

Website: https://www.classcivsummerschool.com/

Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1980803371205?aff=oddtdtcreator

Bursary Application: https://forms.gle/uSPypMzQdURq38mV7

JACT Classics Camp
2026-07-27 - 2026-08-01
Booking is open for the Classical Civilisation and Ancient History summer school, now named “JACT Classics Camp”

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/jact-classics-camp-2026-tickets-1980803371205?fbclid=IwY2xjawQebQ9leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETBTa1VxaHVBeEoxQ3ViVEhZc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHiKCUaw6jOVxdR71qm8Gz8oEdtzfUMHzvntVqg7tf0EAmsSuAaKmF231-_se_aem_h-fldB7D-KYMpVgrpqFbZg

We do have a bursary fund for students to cover travel, tuition, board of in exceptional cases the full fee.

As well as being an enriching week, the course serves as a Duke of Edinburgh residential and is an excellent opportunity for students to develop their UCAS applications! Booking is now open but if you have any questions contact: jactclassicscamp@gmail.com
