Steven Hunt

Here I report on the reflections of Classics PGCE students in the Faculty of Education, University of Cambridge, about the specific skills they are developing on the course. The notes reveal a combination of interpersonal craft, subject‑specific expertise and practical classroom management. Developing these skills will hopefully make their lessons learning accessible, inclusive and effective. PGCE student teachers in the Cast Gallery, Faculty of Classics, University of Cambri

The 2025 Euroclassica Annual Conference took place at the University of “St Kliment Ohridsk”, Sofia, Bulgaria under the expert coordination of Dr. Dimitar Dragnev. The opening ceremony on 19 August featured welcome addresses from the Bishop of Sofia, the Minister for Education, the Principal of the University, and Associate Professor Tsvetan Vasilev, Head of the Department of Classics. The academic programme began with lectures by Professor Arlene Holmes-Henderson (Durham Un

This is my introduction to the Conference I recently organized on the subject of using Comprehensible Input for Ancient Languages Teaching at the Faculty of Classics, University of Cambridge on 24 th  October 2025. Presenting the conference This is the first conference here in Cambridge University dedicated to the topic of Comprehensible Input in ancient languages. I am pleased to say that we have around 40 in-person guests here and around 200 online. This I think shows the e