The Association for Latin Teaching annual Summer School 30 July - 3 August 2018. Booking closes soon. £300 (or reductions for first-timers and PGCE teacher trainees). Uppingham School Details on the website below. Option Groups list below. Application form attached. Option Group descriptions Choose 1 numbered topic from each of the 4 option groups A-D. … Continue reading "The Association for Latin Teaching Annual Summer School"
From Classics for All... Following the success of the free training course in Latin and Greek that we ran for teachers in October 2017 at Harrow School, we are proposing to run the course again this summer and would like to gauge initial interest. Harrow School has kindly offered us the use of their facilities between Tuesday 28th – … Continue reading "Free training course in Latin and Greek (Classics for All)"
You Can Do It! Teaching Books 4 & 5 This one-day course is aimed at more experienced CLC users who want to improve their teaching of Books 4 & 5. The final two books of the CLC are used less often than the earlier three, but are crucial for the introduction of language essential for KS4 … Continue reading "CSCP Training – Cambridge Latin Course Books IV and V"
Professor Edith Hall (King's College, London) will be giving a talk on 'Aristotle's Ethics as a Guide to 21st Century Life'. Date: This Wednesday, 19th September from 7.30-9.00pm (refreshments 7.30pm, talk 8-9pm) Venue: The Royal Grammar School, Guildford, GU1 3BB. The talk will be in Big School, the old, white building at the top of the High Street. … Continue reading "Guildford Classical Association Opening Party with Professor Edith Hall"
You are all welcome to bring your students to this event in Ashford, Kent on Friday 21st September 2018. Listen to the University of Kent's Dr Rosie Wyles in combative debate with Dr Christopher Burden-Strevens over which was the greatest ancient civilisation. Free event. Contact to reserve places.
Northampton High School are fortunate to be hosting Dr. Philomen Probert from Oxford's Classics Faculty on Thursday 27th September at 4:30pm as part of our programme of events celebrating European Day of Languages. Her talk, part of the Outreach programme, is entitled "Language Learning Across Language, Culture and Time", and promises to be of interest … Continue reading "Oxford Outreach Lecture “Language Learning Across Language, Culture and Time” Thursday 27th September 4:30pm"
The Roehampton and South West London Branch of the Classical Association is pleased to present the following event on Monday, 1 October 2018 (5.30-7.00pm, Howard 002): Dr Jane Masséglia (University of Leicester) Hoodies with Knives: the lesser-known Romans of inner Anatolia All welcome
Classics in West Midlands Primary Schools Birmingham and West Midlands Schools Classics Hub Free Event Wednesday 3rd October, 1pm-4pm Venue: The University of Birmingham, Edgbaston, B15 2TT The Birmingham and West Midlands Schools Classics Hub welcome teachers and pupils in Years 5 and 6 from the region’s state primary schools to spend a fun afternoon … Continue reading "Classics in West Midlands Primary Schools"
Dr Mary Harlow (university of Leicester) will speak on 'Unravelling the Roman Toga'. This is a talk suitable for KS3 pupils, but older pupils and adults are also welcome. Date and Time: Tuesday 9th October, 4.30-6.00pm (refreshments 4.30pm, talk 5-6pm). Venue: Guildford High School, Guildford, GU1 1SJ Contact: Mrs S. Conway All are welcome to … Continue reading "GCA Schools Talk Tuesday 9th October"
Edith Hall will be speaking at Bristol Grammar School on Tuesday 9 October at 6pm on the topic of “Homer's women in recent fiction”. This promises to be an exciting event, especially for all those who have read, or intend to read the recent masterpieces “Circe” and “The Silence of the Girls” and/or The Iliad … Continue reading "Homer’s women in recent fiction, a Talk by Edith Hall"
