I loved Twitter and made so many Classics links on this platform back in the day. But I’m now moving over to Threads. Find me there as well as on Instagram and YouTube.
Congratulations to our first year Classical Civilisation students who have recently completed a six week online taster course in the language of Ancient Rome and Latin, run by the @classicsforall educational charity.
@RunshawClassics#celebration#achievement
The new museum at Eleusis tries to recreate some of the multi-sensory experience of being initiated! It’s brilliant. Also couldn’t resist posting some cute animal pictures too ☺️
Here’s a wonderful thread on how to get involved in archaeology. We have a few students every year who are interested in studying archaeology at Uni or just want to know more about. Here’s a bunch of great resources! The local Young Archaeologists in Basingstoke are a fab group!
'Exploring Homer's Odyssey' - free online short course from @OU_Classics for anyone interested in finding out more about ancient Greece and Rome.
May be of interest to those teaching/studying 'The World of the Hero' at A Level Class Civ.
open.edu/openlearn/history-t…
Another lovely evening spent in the company of 70 of our members, listening to stories of Alexander the Great with Martin Charlesworth. Thanks to member Isaac Hart for recording the event and watch this space for our new YouTube and Spotify Channels! @Classical_Assoc
I’m not always sure what to say when I’m asked to give careers/life advice, but yesterday I gave these 6th formers my greatest piece of wisdom (sometimes - when you have been crying a lot - you don’t just need a glass of water, you need a bag of crisps as well, for the salt).
A huge thank you to @officialnhaynes who visited @runshawcollege today to speak with students from the School of English, Languages and Classics. Judging from the questions asked and long queue at the book stall, it was an event enjoyed by all. Thank you Natalie!
A huge thank you to @officialnhaynes who visited @runshawcollege today to speak with students from the School of English, Languages and Classics. Judging from the questions asked and long queue at the book stall, it was an event enjoyed by all. Thank you Natalie!
We can’t wait to welcome Natalie to Runshaw on Wednesday 11th October to talk to our Classics and English students about her Classical background and life as an author #inspire
@ebbandflobooks we have been trying to contact you to see if you would like to sell books at our event. Please get in contact if so as we would love to have you there!
On Wednesday 11th October, we’ve arranged for a very special guest to come and speak to our Classics and English students in the Silverdale Hub. I’ll be dropping some more hints over the next week but this is going to be HUGE! @Classical_Assoc
ALT Poster showing people assembled in a cast gallery with words about the competition and a photo of two of the judges. Entries close 10 November 2023.