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The British Museum's exhibition on the ancient city of Troy reveals thrilling new dimensions on several components of the OCR qualification in both Classical Civilisation and Ancient History, especially World of the Hero, The Homeric World, War and Warfare, and Foundations of Rome. Teachers are invited to an event run by the Museum in partnership with ACE. [...]
Find out moreExpand your knowledge of your Classical Civilization or Ancient History GCSE subjects. Join experts who teach and study the ancient world at the University of Cambridge for an inspiring day of talks, tours, and taster sessions which will help you get more out of your Classical Civilization or Ancient History GCSE. The talks and workshops are tailor-made for your GCSE syllabus [...]
Find out moreWARWICK ANCIENT DRAMA FESTIVAL SOPHOCLES’ OEDIPUS KING, 30-31 JANUARY 2020 Following the success of the 2018 and 2019 festivals on Medea and Frogs, the Department of Classics and Ancient History at Warwick would like to invite teachers and students to this year's Ancient Drama Festival, which will focus on Sophocles’ Oedipus King. The festival will [...]
Find out moreThis one-day course will provide an opportunity to anyone teaching subjects related to classical Greece and Rome (for GCSE, A-level or IB), be it for ancient Greek, Latin, Classical Civilisation or Ancient History, to brush up on the latest research on the day’s topic in the fields of literature, history and archaeology. Experts from University [...]
Find out moreThe British Museum houses a spectacular range of the objects prescribed in many of the components of the OCR qualifications in Classical Civilisation and Ancient History, including the Parthenon sculptures, the Cyrus Cylinder, and images of Cleopatra. This event, run in partnership by the Museum and ACE, provides teachers and their students with an exciting [...]
Find out moreFurther details to follow. For more information, contact Dr Nikoletta Manioti.
Find out moreThe Roman province of Britannia existed for nearly 400 years from the initial Roman invasion in AD 43 to the end of Roman control in the British Isles around AD 411. What impact did Roman rule have on the province? Using objects on display in the British Museum as primary evidence, this presentation will consider [...]
Find out moreThe Roman province of Britannia existed for nearly 400 years from the initial Roman invasion in AD 43 to the end of Roman control in the British Isles around AD 411. What impact did Roman rule have on the province? Using objects on display in the British Museum as primary evidence, this presentation will consider [...]
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