Sun 8th Jan      1) HOW IT ALL BEGAN
Sun 15th Jan     2) MEET THE NORSE GODS
Sun 19th Feb    3)WHY ARE WE LIKING THE VIKINGS?
Sun 26th Feb    4) THORSOME: WHO WAS THOR?
Sun 5th Mar      5) POETRY: MAGICAL MEAD AND KENNINGS
Sun 12th Mar    6) THE MYTH OF THOR'S WEDDING
Sun 19th Mar    7)NORSE GODS LOVE GOLDEN APPLES
Sun 26th Mar   8) SIGURD AND THE DRAGON
Sun 2nd Apr     9) IS LOKI THE WORST TRICKSTER?
Sun 9th Apr     10) THE SAD DEATH OF BALDUR
Sun 16th Apr   11) WEIRD BEASTS OF NORSE MYTH
Sun 23rd Apr   12) RAGNAROK

Classes starting in Feb and April will follow this same lesson pattern.

In each of our weekly classes, we explore a different story or figure from Norse Mythology. Some of them you will know - like Thor and Loki - but some you might not know, like the myths of Sigurd and Bragi. This class is designed to be fun, conversational, rich and challenging.

You can drop in whenever you want or take all the classes - they are not sequential, and do not build upon each other.

If you have taken Greek of the Week, then you know what to expect - this is basically the Norse version of that class! Each week, I introduce our theme with questions and storytelling, and invite you to join in in whichever way is most comfortable with you. We often tell the story together, taking on the roles of different characters, but you only need to do what is comfortable.

The Norse Mythology is a fascinating one. Unlike Greek myths, there are not lots and lots of sources, and the mythology is a lot smaller. The myths passed from person to person by word of mouth until the 13th century, when they were written down in collections called the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda.

In our class, we bring these ancient stories to life, learning not just the mythology but the culture and history. The Vikings were the seafaring people who crossed the oceans, exploring the world, and often conquering and plundering along the way. The historical stories of the Vikings will sit alongside the Norse myths to give a broader understanding of the culture in which the myths were shared.

This class might be especially interesting for fans of Rick Riordan's 'Magnus Chase' series - we will be sharing the very old tales that inspired Riordan's modern series, and you can spot links between them all.

The one responsibility we have to each other is to be respectful and make space for everybody to share. We are all equally important and we are all unique - I want you to enjoy the class in the way that works for you, and I want you to build friendships with other Greeky fans.
If you love learning about Ancient Greece, if you love mythology, if you enjoy the Percy Jackson series or even if you just want to learn new things, this is the place for you