A round-up of Virgil resources


With the upcoming GCSE and A-Level Verse papers, I thought that it might be helpful for you to have a handy list of resources you can use. Here are some relevant blog post which contain links to further materials as well as videos:

Do you have any questions? Now is the time to hit the reply button!

Best of luck to all your learners, and remember that rest and good food are as important as an organised revision calendar!

Hi! I'm a Classics specialist

Follow me for resources, learning tips and examination information

Read more from Hi! I'm a Classics specialist

(in this email: movie recommendations, course information and a pooing log!) I recently went to see Conclave, and let me tell you: this is a must-watch for Latin students! The movie is a 12Aa, which suits both GCSE and A-Level students. So, why should Latin students watch it? Watch the trailer, and then we can talk: The trailer does indeed do justice to this trepidant thriller: I was on edge for the whole two hours (which felt like 30 minutes anyway). And this is despite having read the book...

I have been sitting on this email for a while, and I really hope I have hit the sweet spot between Black Friday and the Christmas rush to make sure you open it! First of all, my apologies if I have been a bit slow getting back to emails recently. Between mock exams, Oxbridge interview support, career advice and (breath!) end-of-term preparations, this is a hectic time of the year. But it is also time to get ready for 2025, so here is some important information: Latin and Greek events:...

Exams are there to focus attention and showcase achievement, but it is necessary to mix exams up with lower stakes, fun projects. This is particularly important for students who want to apply to competitive universities and want to look at creative and appealing ways to stretch their skills. In this newsletter, I want to share with you a couple of currently open competitions. There are so many options that every student, both those in school or in a different setting, should be able to find...