Year 8 were stunned by the fusion of mythology and art as they explored the National Gallery on Friday. Thank you to our expert guides for sharing their extensive classical knowledge and insight into Art History! #mythology#art
How lucky we were today to have a visit from the amazing @DaisyfDunn. You had our Latinists enthralled as you passionately discussed the life and love of Catullus, and the impact he has had on your own love of Latin poetry #classics#poetry#catullus
a rainy second day in Rome, but it hasn’t dampened spirits. A lovely visit to Museo dell’Ara Pacis and the Pantheon as we head towards the Vatican to sing mass at St Peter’s. #music#classics#Rome@Classics_WHS@WimbledonHigh
Y12 CC enjoying homemade lentil soup while discussing whether Dionysus is right to compare its desirability to that of Euripides in the Frogs. #strongbodystrongmind
We had a fantastic time last week at the @WimbledonHigh Sixth Form Open Evening meeting lots of prospective A Level Latin, Greek and Classical Civilisation students
We loved meeting visiting families at the @WimbledonHigh Open Day this morning. Well done to all of you who completed the Classics Challenge and took prizes home - we hope you enjoy reading the @CarolineLawrenc Roman Mysteries series!
The WHS Classics Dept have been walking/running/cycling the distance of Hadrian's Wall in September to raise money for @classicsforall, supporting classics teaching in state schools. Please help us to reach our target by donating! https://t.co/viICLVeWlZ @WimbledonHigh
#OTD c.2000 years ago, a record of the craftsmen at #Vindolanda was made, 343 in total. Shoe-makers, builders, plasterers, who else would have been needed to keep the fort self-sufficient?
Click here to read more: https://t.co/2xr0OAAo4A
Thank you to Frederic Preau, the finder of this Roman silver finger-ring with carnelian intaglio from Leafield, Oxfordshire, for waiving a claim to a reward and allowing @OxonMuseum to acquire it at a reduced rate. https://t.co/0RQBdsOXfv
The theatre of Lyon is one the oldest Roman performance spaces built outside Italy. Its first phase dates to c.15 BCE. Over 2,000 years later, it is still used for theatrical and musical productions during the "Nuits de Fourvière" festival. #theatre#roman#lyon