INSET Course: Classics in the Curriculum
The Malta Classics Association is hosting a teacher training INSET course for Classics in the curriculum. Teachers will benefit highly from attending this course. The date for this is confirmed …
The Shepherd & The Moon – “Endymion” by John Keats
The Myth of the Shepherd-Prince In Greek mythology, which was an extensive part of Romantic-era education, Endymion was an Aeolian shepherd-prince who dwelled in Olympia, loved by the Titan moon-goddess …
Wonder Women – The Amazon Princess
“At last, in a world torn by the hatred and wars of men, appears a woman to whom the problems and feats of men are mere child’s play. A woman …
What Comes After Death?
Human beings, as a race, have always been both fascinated and frightened by what comes after death. So far, no one can agree, some adamantly believe that there is nothing …
The Twelve Labours of Herakles
Herakles Hercules, known as Herakles in the original Greek, is perhaps one of the most popular heroes in classical mythology. His is a tale of great misfortune and redemption. He …
Life as a Journey – “Ithaka” by Constantine P. Cavafy
I came across the poem “Ithaka” by Constantine P. Cavafy, through a remarkable collection of poems called “Poems That Make Grown Men Cry”, edited by Anthony and Ben Holden. “Ithaka” …
The Malta Classics Association has a new website!
The MCA is pleased to announce we have a brand new website. If you would like to visit the homepage, then click the blue button below. Click here! How has …