Many thanks to Sovereign Education for their excellent lectures on Russian History this morning. @BradfordGrammar A Level historians found the sessions very informative

English Department📚 Today Sixth Form Literature students were fortunate enough to part take in a virtual conference which featured lectures from different university academics on Shakespeare’s play Othello. Thank you Sovereign Education for today's fantastic event👏

A Level English Literature pupils took part in a virtual conference on Atwood’s ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ which featured lectures from leading university academics. #OratoryCuriosity Thank you Sovereign Education for today's great event👏

We're escaping the dreary weather with this picturesque scene by Renoir. Set at Moulin Huet Bay, Guernsey, the views of the sea allowed him to observe and capture the reflections on the surface of the water, a theme which had long fascinated him: bit.ly/36yMV8R

GCSE and A-Level English Literature and Language Online Lectures Monday 7th February - Romeo and Juliet Wednesday 9th February – The Poetry of Rossetti Thursday 10th February – Frankenstein Lots more for March too! Book now! sovereigneducation.co.uk/online-events

New Year, New Term. How about some great lectures for you and your students. #history #gcse #alevels Tuesday 8 March - Elizabeth I Friday 14th March - The Cold War Tuesday 15th March - The Stuarts Message for details or book at sovereigneducation.co.uk/online-events

#UffiziQuiz La Calunnia, opera tarda di #Botticelli, deriva dalla fonte letteraria antica della Calunnia di Luciano. Sappiamo da Vasari che il dipinto appartenne, nel Cinquecento, al poeta latino Fabio Segni, il cui figlio era amico del pittore.

Painted in the same year as the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, American painter George Bellows transports us to the frozen waterfront of the East River of Brooklyn in his painting, 'Men of the Docks'. Take a deep dive into our picture of the month: bit.ly/32KCPDL

Lovely morning yesterday with Sovereign Education talking about young love in Romeo and Juliet

Today, A Level English Literature students are enjoying a series of virtual lectures offered by Sovereign Education on 'The Great Gatsby'. The lectures are covering a wide range of areas including tragic patterns, social critique, and the role of an unreliable narrator.

Happy International Women's Day! I'm lucky to be hosting this event at noon (in Balham) to celebrate at the iconic The Bedford, Balham. Everyone is welcome if you want to come along - or you can tune in on a live stream from wherever you are... eventbrite.co.uk/e/268957799017 #IWD #poetry

English Department📚 Last week our Sixth Formers took part in a series of online lectures to prepare them for their exams on The Great Gatsby🍾 Students learnt about the narrative voice, context, tragic pattern & relationships 📖 💭 Thank you so much Sovereign Education 👏

“This is about villains that are still with us today: patriarchy, racial prejudice, misogyny” English Lit students taking part in the, ‘A Streetcar named Desire’ lecture from Sovereign Education Embley

#21marzo...bentrovata #Primavera! Certo, perché agli #Uffizi la primavera non è una stagione che "torna", ma è una stagione che lì ha la sua casa, sempre; una stagione che non passa mai, perché è eterna, immortalata in "quel" capolavoro senza tempo. #Botticelli 1480 circa.

Just sending you all some love.

Anyone missing our live events? Dates now available for 2022/23. Email us today! [email protected]

Today is #WorldSleepDay. This sleeping cat was painted by Hara Zaimei (1778 - 1884) between 1800 and 1844. 🐈💤

A sea of golden blooms 🌻 We're celebrating the sunshine with one of the most popular paintings in our collection. Join us as we take a closer look at Van Gogh's iconic still life, 'Sunflowers': bit.ly/2FtK7dN

Today we’re celebrating the dedication of teachers and support staff in early years settings, schools and colleges up and down the country. You’re giving children and young people the very best start in life. Thank you. #ThankATeacherDay

See more art, for less 🎨 #DidYouKnow that on Friday evenings from 5.30pm you can pay as little as £1 to see our five-star blockbuster exhibition, 'After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art'? Book your ticket: bit.ly/3wpjK5X