Very much enjoyed the Troy exhibit British Museum and are bringing some images and ideas to the classroom - who's afraid of Clytaemnestra? #TownleyClassics

#TownleyClassics Year 12 students doing great work reading the Prima Porta Augustus statue. Puzzling them though - who's the baby?

Top revision tip from an inspirational Year 13: Colour-code themes and make notes on scholarship using this code. Don't commit to memory anything with fewer than 3 colours #TownleyClassics

A beautiful point made by a Year 12 student about the trail of destruction left behind by Odysseus' travels and by Augustus' army - great to see them putting postcolonial theory to good use! #TownleyClassics

Discussing the Maenad Cup with Year 10 today - what could the snake around this worshipper of Dionysus' head mean? #TownleyClassics

The Year 13s have spoken. In the Council of the Latins in Aeneid 11, Drances delivers the far more persuasive speech, in terms of logos, ethos & pathos. #TownleyClassics