HUMANITIES
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300 – THREE CENTURIES OF ANGLO-SCOTTISH WARFARE
A narrative overview of the Anglo-Scottish Border wars (1296 – 1603), focusing on conflict and identity, military activity and fortifications, battles, weapons and armour, the riding names, the blood feud/vendetta, the Border Laws and wardens, literary and cultural legacies, what are the resonances today? John Sadler Residential: £360 Non-residential: £255 (incl. field trips)
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WATERLOO ASSOCIATION WEEKEND
The Napoleonic Wars are often seen as the first modern global conflict which was brought to an end at the Battle of Waterloo. In this the 210th anniversary year, we will devote the entire weekend to the study of this dramatic campaign. We will analyse the composition of the French army of 1815, and the
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INNER SOLWAY HERITAGE
Minibus fieldtrips exploring the rich heritage of the inner Solway coast of Cumbria in England and Dumfries and Galloway in South West Scotland. Taking in the local history, landscape, lesser known heritage sites and cultural activities of an intriguing part of the British coast. Fiona Stoddart Residential: £535 Non-residential: £380 (incl. fieldtrips)
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FINDING MY VOICE: BUILDING MY SELF-ESTEEM
FINDING MY VOICE: BUILDING MY SELF-ESTEEM
Using humanistic theories, we will explore self-esteem levels through held values, feelings, levels of respect and behaviours. The concept of an inner-critic and 'imposter syndrome' - influence and impact will be explored, alongside how we can begin to change this by developing an internal supportive ally. Lina Mookerjee £95 incl. lunch and refreshments BOOK ONLINE: