This is what an A* and two A grades in Classical Civilisation look like! Congrats especially to Deryn Wheeler...winner of the first Martin Thorpe Classics Award

A lovely visit from Dr Clare Rowan and Prof Alison Cooley to talk about Res Gestae , Numismatics and to show us the coins of Augustus.

Michael Wood. Legend!

Always be a lifelong learner. Graduation at Chester Cathedral.

Brilliant talk by Alice Roberts as part of the celebrations of Birmingham University reaching their 125 years milestone.

Results are out and today I can officially say I have a Graduate Diploma in Theology...

Very happy to introduce the new class mascot...students can rub his head for luck before exams...maybe that's why he went bald?!

Beautiful armour for a horse...

Auxilia cavalry display. Stunning ...

The latest video in our attempt to turn the "Imperial Image" module into a musical. Did you know that the aureus of Octavian and Julius Caesar could be made out of a different kind of metal too?! youtu.be/5uchxWJYGB8?...

“Any college that's not using MASSOLIT, if they're teaching A Level subjects, they're missing a trick.” Discover how Shrewsbury Colleges Group uses MASSOLIT to reduce teacher workload and inspire students 👇 143796251.hs-sites-eu1.com/blog/case-st...

Great day with @ancient-tokens.bsky.social and some of the Augustan coins from the Warwick teaching collection. Oh and special Augustus coin cakes to celebrate my birthday tommorow!

Always a pleasure to visit @classicsshrewsbury.bsky.social, where Augustus is always tasty.

the Warwick Classics Network has a new blog 'Views from the Classroom', where teachers can share examples of innovative teaching! The inaugural blog, by Sian Squire (Shrewsbury College) and Nina Rinke (Worcester Sixth Form College) is of course numismatic themed! Enjoy! warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/cla...

"It's innovative. It's good fun, and our students love it." One teachers thoughts on MASSOLIT – check out her full review on our YouTube channel 👇 youtu.be/nw5TYLAKCgA

This was such a brilliant day full of spring sunshine and the wonderful company of Dr Sarah Bremner.

The MOST fun project to do...chocolate coins of Augustus warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/cla...

November and April saw Dr Sarah Bremner visit to talk about Athenian Democracy.

Presentation on Hoplite warfare next to the river!

March - Bettany Hughes.

March - Prof Michael Scott in Malvern.

Chocolate coins of Augustus!!!

February - Dr Clare Rowan and Nina Rinke (Worcester Sixth Form) with her chocolate coin mould

It's been a while since I posted! Here's November - Teddies in Togas and Medusa for Children in Need.

Great community to be part of... tinyurl.com/3m3vmx74

Thanks to @classicsforall.bsky.social for publishing this article about how creative Classical Civilisation students are at Shrewsbury Colleges group tinyurl.com/3tabt4tb

We had a wonderful time visiting Shrewsbury College yesterday – it's so inspiring for us to visit these amazing educators. Thank you all for putting up with us for the day!

Great to talk about how fantastic Massolit videos have been in our Classical Civilisation Classroom today. So much fun to talk to the team @massolit.bsky.social