An Introduction to Virgil's Aeneid by Eva Mooney Mondays, 6-7pm at the East Oxford Community Classic Centre starting Monday 12th January, and running for six weeks - free of charge (donations welcome) The Aeneid is a monumental work written in the late first century BC about the Trojan hero Aeneas. After his city is razed in the … Continue reading "Evening course: Introduction to Virgil’s Aeneid"
Heffers Classics Forum will be returning to Cambridge on Saturday 1st November. http://heffersclassics.wordpress.com/heffers-classics-forum-2014/ Tickets now on sale! For tickets please click on the link: https://heffersclassicsforum2014.eventbrite.co.uk For information on our Children’s Events please click here: http://heffersclassics.wordpress.com/heffers-classics-forum-childrens-events/ Schedule: DOORS OPEN 9.30am 10am – 11am Philip Hardie – Virgil and Christianity 11-11.30am Atrium: break and author signing 11.30am-12.30pm Edith … Continue reading "Heffers Classics Forum 2014"
I would like to invite everyone to two events that the Birmingham and Midlands Classical Association are holding in the coming months. Our first event is a Christmas Social, to be held at the University of Birmingham, on Wednesday 3 December 2014 at 6pm. Professor Simon Esmonde Cleary will be speaking about recent discoveries at Chedworth Roman … Continue reading "Teachers’ Day to be held at the University of Birmingham"
On Wednesday 5th November 2014 North London Collegiate School will be hosting two excellent speakers, Natalie Haynes, who will be talking about Greek Tragedy and her new novel The Amber Fury and Dr Gail Trimble from Trinity College Oxford, who will be giving a talk entitled “Depicting and describing Ariadne in Catullus, Pompeii and beyond” … Continue reading "‘Depicting and describing Ariadne in Catullus, Pompeii and beyond’ and ‘The Amber Fury’"
We're very pleased to announce that the East Oxford Community Classics Centre, hosted at Cheney School, will be hosting the following community talks this autumn: Wednesday 17th September, 2pm - An introduction to Homer Dr Antony Makrinos (UCL) Thursday 6th November, 5pm - Cicero Dr Alison Rosenblitt (Oxford) Thursday 13th November, 4pm - Ovid's Metamorphoses … Continue reading "Cicero"
Ancient Passions Saturday 15 November 2014, 2-5.30pm Birkbeck Cinema, 43 Gordon Sq, London WC1H 0PD A free screening of rare silent films set in ancient Greece and Rome accompanied by live music. Through gesticulation and look, exotic sets and costumes, colour, music and movement, these films draw their audiences into an ancient world where life … Continue reading "Ancient Passions"
Wednesday 19th November, 2014, 10am – 5pm This event offers students aged 10–18 the opportunity to experience first-hand what education was like during the Roman Empire, using the results of recent research by University of Reading academics. It is suitable for those currently studying the Roman period and for those thinking of studying Classics … Continue reading "Experiencing Ancient Education"
Classics – the study of ancient Greece and Rome, of Latin and Greek, and of the tremendously rich ‘afterlife’ of the ancient world in Western History and Culture – is for everyone! We want to share our enthusiasm in a new initiative addressed to teachers and pupils in Key Stages 3–5: come visit us at … Continue reading "Come, See, Be Inspired: Experience Classics at Cambridge"
Beginners' Latin : 22 November 2014 A one-day course for complete beginners offering an introduction to Latin and its influence on English. Course presenter: George Sharpley www.lingua.co.uk/latin
Secondary teachers of Classical subjects (Classical Civilization, Ancient History, Latin and Ancient Greek) who would like to use more ancient artefacts their teaching, are warmly invited to a training day at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford on 22nd November 2014. Who can apply? This JACT INSET is aimed at Secondary teachers of Classical subjects who … Continue reading "Teaching with Ancient Artefacts: Classics Teachers’ INSET day at the Ashmolean Museum, 22nd November 2014"
