A full day of teacher training for (prospective) teachers of Latin at primary school by Steven Hunt (Cambridge), Evelien Bracke (Swansea), and Jayne Treasure (Crickhowell). For full information and downloadable forms and details, visit http://cymruwalesclassicshub.weebly.com/events.html.
THE ANCIENT GUIDE TO MODERN LIFE WITH NATALIE HAYNES AT STREAM SOUTH LONDON BOOK FESTIVAL 12 NOON – 1.00 PM SATURDAY 7 NOVEMBER 2015 The multi-talented Natalie Haynes, writer (non-fiction: The Ancient Guide to Modern Life, fiction: Amber Fury, children’s book: The Great Escape), critic and broadcaster, classicist and former stand-up comic, with The Ancient Guide to … Continue reading "The Ancient Guide to Modern Life: Natalie Haynes at STREAM South London Book Festival"
We are pleased to announce that St Swithun's School Winchester will once again hold a Classics Inspiration Day on Thursday 12 November 2015, from 10am until 3pm. The day is aimed primarily at students in years 10 and 11 and is free of charge. A packed lunch will be provided. This year the speakers and … Continue reading "St Swithun’s Classics Inspiration Day 2015"
Classics Week at Hitchin Girls' School 16th to 20th November The Classics Department is holding its first Classics Week to celebrate all things ancient. There is a packed programme of events, including a series of evening lectures open to the entire community. We hope that you will be able to join us. All lectures (listed … Continue reading "Classics Week at Hitchin Girls’ School"
On Monday 16th November at 4.30 pm, Dr Rupert Thompson will be speaking on: ‘Why Greek is still a living language and Latin isn’t’ Latin is universally held to be a 'dead language', but Greek has since antiquity been the language of the Hellenic people and remains the official language of Greece and Cyprus to the present … Continue reading "Why Greek is still a living language and Latin isn’t: a talk by Dr Rupert Thompson"
On Friday 20th November 2015 the Harrodian will be hosting their annual Sixth Form Classics conference. The talks will be on Homer and Virgil, Greek Tragedy, Ancient Comedy and Ovid. For more information please contact
News of a forthcoming production... We are setting the play in the slums of New Orleans with a live Jazz band accompanying the Choral Odes and we have been strongly influenced by the horror genre in our approach. The play will be performed at St Mary’s College in Crosby on the 20th November and in … Continue reading "Electra: A Production at St Mary’s College, Crosby"
Perspectives on Greek History: A Classical Association Teaching Board INSET day on the history of ancient Greece and its teaching University of Leeds, 10am-4pm, Saturday, 21st November 2015. The teaching of classical Greek history is rewarding – for both teacher and student -- at every level of engagement: it gives its practitioners the opportunity … Continue reading "Perspectives on Greek History: A Classical Association Teaching Board INSET day on the history of ancient Greece and its teaching"
A weekend Latin course at Gloucester Cathedral: 21-22 Nov 2015 'The Romans and their gods' presented by George Sharpley Through ancient writings and poems (some Latin needed) the course will explore identities and functions of these gods: the ones we know so well - the Romanized Greek ones (how did that come about?) - and … Continue reading "‘The Romans and their gods’ – A weekend Latin course at Gloucester Cathedral: 21-22 Nov 2015"
We are delighted that Dr Susan Deacy will be speaking at New Hall on the subject of ‘Athena: Power of Craft and Creativity’ on Thursday 26th November from 4.45 to 5.45 pm in the Jubilee Hall, New Hall School. Dr Deacy is currently Principal Lecturer in the Department of Humanities at the University of Roehampton. … Continue reading "Talk by Susan Deacy, Roehampton University – Athena, Power of Craft and Creativity"
