Education United Kingdom Project #14068

Inner-City Latin

by The Latin Programme

Aug 16, 2021

2021: YouTube Mini-Courses to Watch Any Time

By Anna Richmon - Programme Manager

The Latin Programme Online Summer School 2021

From 26th-30th July 2021 we ran the second edition of our online Summer School in partnership with The Classical Association. Over five days, we were delighted to work with over a hundred pupils, exploring all things 'natura' (that's 'nature' to us!) in the ancient world, from animals in Aesop's Fables, to constellations and how we can recognise them, to fruit and vegetables in myth!

Head over to our YouTube channel to watch five sessions back:

Flora and Fauna in Myth with Jonathan Goddard
Forests and Folklore with Charmian Bedford and Rob Gildon
Ancient Astronomy with Jack Ashton
Nature in Epic with Alex MacKeith
Animals in Aesop with Caroline Lawrence

Easter Mini-Courses

After a jam-packed two weeks over the Easter, there are ten episodes of our Mini-Course available to watch on Youtube1

Both The Meditations Project and Introduction to Opera and Theatre are available to view whenever you like, and are suitable for Key Stage 2 and above.

The Meditations Project: a mini-series exploring the Stoics and their influence on ways of thinking.

Episode 1: An Overview of the Stoics

Episode 2: Stoic Heroes

Episode 3: Creativity and Stoicism

Episode 4: Stoicism, America, and the Founding Fathers

Episode 5: Stoicism, Fiction, and Movies

Introduction to Opera and Theatre: looking at Ovid's Metamorphoses through the lens of Handel's 'Acis and Galatea' and Lerner and Loewe's 'My Fair Lady'.

Episode 1: Opera and Singing - What It's All About And Why We're Mad For It

Episode 2: Ovid and Handel

Episode 3: An Acis and Galatea Deep Dive

Episode 4: Updating Pygmalion and Music Theatre

Episode 5: A My Fair Lady Deep Dive

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