ACE has been featured in a number of publications across a range of media.
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Classical subjects in English schools: Confronting inequalities of access
Article by Arlene Holmes-Henderson in BERA.
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Scottish education: The couple who are hooked on teaching classics
George Connor and Miri Teixeira are bringing classics to Scottish state schools (Image: Newsquest)
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The pioneering academic who is making classics cool in schools
For the UKRI, Arlene Holmes-Henderson looks at how AHRC-funded research has contributed to more young people studying ancient history and classical civilisation in secondary schools across England.
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Sourcebooks to be used by School Students
KCL News Centre highlights the release of ACE's digital sourcebooks, a collaboration with Liverpool World Museum and part of a larger aim to improve access to Classical Studies in museums and schools.
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A Level Classics Poverty
Writing for the CUCD Bulletin, Steven Hunt and Arlene Holmes-Henderson outline the dire situation for access to classical subjects in the state school sector.
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Working towards Fairer Access to Classical Subjects in school
For the CUCD EDI blog, Arlene Holmes-Henderson and Peter Swallow explain how ACE has been advocating for fairer access to Classics.
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Poorer Students benefit from Classics
An initiative between King’s College London and Newham Sixth Form College in east London has been bringing Classics lessons to sixth-form students at the school, delivered by King's lecturers.
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Warwick University Ancient Worlds Study Day
Prof. Michael Scott, Natalie Haynes and a host of other writers and academics will be descending on Warwick University on Thursday, November 21 to give talks and lead workshops on the ancient world, myths and story-telling.
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A Classical Way to Learn History
Pupils at St John’s Catholic Primary School in Poulton, Lancashire are preparing a Latin play, and gave Dr. Arlene Holmes-Henderson a sneak preview.
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How Latin is making a comeback in Fylde Coast Schools
Prof. Edith Hall visits Blackpool to see how primary school children there are getting on with a scheme to teach them Latin.
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Call to reverse near-extinction of Classics in Scottish schools
Prof. Matthew Fox has been challenging the conception of classics as a ‘dead white man's game’ in a bid to revive classics teaching in Scotland.
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Broadcaster backs College's Classics Course
ACE patron Natalie Haynes has been to Henley College to stand up for the state school’s A-level courses in Classical Civilisation and Ancient History.
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Why read Aristotle today?
Prof. Edith Hall, via Aristotle, reveals some ancient secrets to a happy life.
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A Classic education can drive social mobility
A classical education has come to be seen as elitist, though that need not be the case writes Prof. Matthew Fox for TES.
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The Classics: relevant for today's pupils
Andrew Christie writes for the Independent School Parent on being inspired by ACE to offer local state school students the opportunity to study classics.
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A winning formula: Classical Rhetoric for Oracy Education
For Teaching Citizenship, Dr. Arlene Holmes-Henderson advocates teaching classical rhetoric in schools.
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Making the Ancient Greeks and Romans available to all our teenagers
Prof. Edith Hall writes about the project for Classics for All’s online journal.
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How to be a good person: The importance of learning from the classics
Prof. Edith Hall discusses the need for Classics to talk to the outside world.
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Herodotus: Father of History, Father of Lies, Father of Anthropology
In this article from Teaching History, Edith Hall offers an overview of the Father of History for school teachers
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Campaign to make state school pupils Latin Lovers
The Herald’s coverage of our campaign in Scotland, to extend classical subjects across the secondary school sector.
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Leeds Secondary School becomes city's first state school to teach Classics
Allerton Grange School in Moortown will begin offering GCSE and A Level Classical Civilisation after lobbying from a passionate teacher.
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Advocating Classics Education
Coverage of our campaign from Omnibus, the classics magazine for school children and teachers.
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Has the Extinction Event already begun for minority subjects in UK education
Dr. Dan Boatright considers the plight of minority subjects at GCSE and A Level, but looks towards Classics and ACE for inspiration.
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Professor Bettany Hughes to boost Classical Studies push
Coverage of our St Andrews event, which has unfortunately been postponed until further notice.
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Advocation Classics Education - A new National Project
Prof. Edith Hall and Dr. Arlene Holmes-Henderson set out the goals of the ACE project in this article for the Journal of Classics Teaching.
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Kent School Students link the soaps to Ancient History
A news post from Fulston Manor School in Kent. Students enjoyed an engaging day at an ACE event in Kent, including a talk from Natalie Haynes on the connection between Sophocles’ Oedipus and modern-day soap operas.
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