Classics for All is pleased to announce that the 2012 deadline for grant applications from schools and projects which aim to enable the teaching of Classical subjects in state schools […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Written by Steve Jenkin
Written by Andie P-A
I wonder if you could help me! I am currently studying for the MEd at Cambridge University and my thesis is exploring perceptions of teachers and pupils towards the study of […]
Written by Mike Bull
Dr Emma Stafford of Leeds University will be talking on ‘Heracles’ at 7.30pm on the 26th of January, in the Seminar Room at Dean Close School. Contact Mike Bull: .
Written by Steve Jenkin
Do you know about up-and-coming events about which we should all know? Talks, Performances, Conferences, Summer Schools and more? Share and promote them on The Classics Library Events Calendar (there’s […]
Written by Daniel Menashe
On Tuesday 10 Jan, Bablake School are delighted to invite you and your students to a talk by Professor Stephen Harrison entitled “Rome and Hollywood”. Professor Harrison is Professor of […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
The Open University has free-to-use open learning resources on The Olympic Games. Very thorough, clearly presented and listed, with excellent animations and plenty of referencing. The module was written by […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Dr Hafed Walda from University College, London will be giving a talk on the Cultural Heritage of Libya in London at our Christmas event on Thursday 15 December 2011 at […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
John Hazel and Sarah Harrison remind everyone of this academic year’s London Classical Reading Competition, which will take place on 7th March 2012 at Queen’s College. All those interested should […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Open Book Publishers, a non-profit publishing house, run by academics based at the University of Cambridge, and specialising in high-quality research titles in the Humanities and Social Sciences, are launching […]
Written by Steve Jenkin
Did you miss it? It was Thursday 20th October 2011. Here it is.