Happy International @LegoClassicists Day from Lego me, Medusa and Athene! Check out the extra cool Lego classics content being posted online today with #ILCD2022.
Latin Camp is getting full already! Just over 50 places left so sign up now to avoid disappointment. https://t.co/FqfhCu8YyV for full details and online application
Parents of Years 10 - 13 Norwich High students are invited to a support evening next week with a panel of guest speakers. Please refer to recent parent communication for sign up details - we look forward to seeing you there! @MrsDolders@hazeljpacker
@nhsarchive Thank you for sharing this from our school @NorwichHigh We can see at least 10 words still on the current @ocrexams GCSE Classical Greek specification 🏛🏺
Ancient #Greeks and #Romans got a surprising number of things right about the spread of disease
#Vitruvius describes how a lack of airflow can be a problem in enclosed spaces & how prolonged exposure to hot, stagnant air can cause disease
https://t.co/LnxSWTXYuB
A study by the University of Toronto, shows that the Ancient #Greek language can help cure [?] dyslexia, because it activates many parts of the brain, compared to other languages.
https://t.co/jbnW0uANLd
Well done to Tamara, Daisy, Cordelia, Hannah & Olivia on their entries for the East Anglia Classics Group Essay competition. Tamara came in 🥇st place, out of 15 entries, with her essay tilted “Donald Trump would never have made it as a Roman emperor.”
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Thank you @bromleyClassics for inviting our students @NHS_Sixth_Form to your @oxfordclassics event. Great feedback this end; we enjoyed Henry’s talk and sharing interesting ideas with our @GDST peers.
We’re so impressed by the girls’ creative-thinking over the past few weeks and by how confident they are to speak about what they have read! Good work, everyone! 🇮��� 🇬🇷 🏺
Members of the virtual Junior Classical Society have been creating their own Greek Gods and Goddesses. Meet:
💭 Animo - Goddess of Thought and Mind
🍝 Appatitey - Goddess of Food and Dining
🤳 Atropos - God of Technology
🐉 Peggy - Goddess of Mystical Creatures
The Roman emperor Hadrian and his lover Antinous are depicted in these marble busts, made in the second century AD.
Find out more about their relationship in our audio commentary: https://t.co/IfPEHhISz8
Hadrian was born #OnThisDay in AD 76.
My research into #Classics and #employability is continuing. I had a great meeting this morning with @oxfordcareers in which we discussed internships, graduate destinations, recruiter priorities, workshops and @oxfordclassics alumni stories. Part of wider project to gather data.
Great first session with U3 @NorwichHigh yesterday sharing ideas about the Greek gods and their roles. Looking forward to designing our own gods next week.
Members of this term's virtual Junior Classical Society will shortly be receiving some very exciting packs! Girls will be creating their own Greek God, making masks on a Greek Drama theme, designing Olympic crowns and debating what Herakles’ 13th labour might have been!