Stratford College student appears on Late Late Toy Show
1st Year student, Hannah Morgan, appeared on the 2016 Late Late Toy Show for one of the centerpiece musical features during the show.
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Innovation in the Classroom
"Teaching through Technology: the appliance of science" and "What will learning be like in 2036?" are two articles where Stratford College features in the Irish Times Special Report on 'Innovation in the Classroom', published Thursday, 10th November 2016.
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Stratford referenced in The Jewish Chronicle Online article “Dublin benefits from overseas aid”
Jewish Chronicle journalist, Barry Toberman, has just published an article in The Jewish Chronicle Online about the Jewish Community in Ireland, Thursday, 27th October. He visited both Stratford schools as part of his research for the article, which is reflected in the article.
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Stratford’s Friendship Fair another major highlight of Friendship Week
Ms Reynolds and the TY students played host to Stratford's Friendship Fair on Thursday, 29th September. Pupils from Stratford National School were also invited to participate in the many activities in the Fair. Friendship Week was from 26th - 30th September. On Monday, 3rd October Ms Reynolds and Charlie Ward-Pratt (TY) were interviewed by Sean O'Rourke on his RTE Radio 1 Today show about sociograms.
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Classical Studies in Stratford College featured in The Irish Times
Ms. Donohoe, Classical Studies teacher, and 6th Year Classical Studies student, Oscar McHale were both featured in the Education section of The Irish Times on Tuesday, 20th September. Ms Donohoe points out in the article that Classical Studies "suits a diverse range of students and engages them with art, literature, music, language and politics". Oscar McHale set up the Classical Youth Society of Ireland in 2014 and was featured on John Murray's morning show on RTE Radio 1 in that same year.
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Past pupil Jorden Bukspan (2015) in Bronagh Gallagher’s band on The Late Late Show
On Friday, 20th May past pupil Jorden Bukspan and past choir teacher Shelley Bukspan appeared with Bronagh Gallagher's band on The Late Late Show.
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Victoria Young (3rd Year) wins Russian ballet scholarship and appears on The Late Late Show
Congratulations to Victoria Young (3rd Year) who in Spring 2016 won a Ballet Scholarship to the Perm State Ballet Academy in Russia, starting in August 2016. Victoria currently dances with the Monica Loughman Elite Ballet company and appeared on The Late Late Show with her dancing colleagues on Friday, 20th May.
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Stratford’s Computer Studies classes highlighted at launch of Trinity Report on Digital Skills
On Friday, 13th May, Trinity College launched their "Trinity Access 21: Year 1" report on the need for Digital Skills in Irish Education at Google's Dublin HQ. A number of teachers were also invited to speak at the launch, including Ms. O'Kelly who was asked to speak about the coding initiatives implemented from 1st Year to TY in Stratford College through the European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL) curriculum. The report was featured on RTE 1 News and Radio reports.
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TY student, Cormac Kelly featured in Fighting Words supplement published in The Irish Times
Congratulations to Cormac Kelly, TY student, who had a written piece published in the Fighting Words supplement published by The Irish Times on Wednesday, 11th May.
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Stratford in Irish Independent article: “The changing face of how we assess our students”
On Tuesday, 10th May, Ms. Reynolds and her 2nd Year English students were featured on their experience of peer assessment. The overall feature examined the changing face of assessment in the Irish classroom to Assessment for Learning (AfL).
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