On the 27th of April, all of TY and Ms. Caspi headed on our annual Neoclassical walking tour of Dublin. Students were divided into teams a month in advance to research a specific building and act as guide on the day.
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Congratulations to the 16 students who competed in the Ides of March Quiz on the 25th of April in Blackrock College at 7pm. This was the return of the quiz after Covid. The last quiz was in 2020. 62 teams entered and Stratford came a very impressive 6th and 7th in the competition!
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Jewish Arts and Culture Ireland (JACI) delivered a varied and unique programme to TY students covering a range of artforms and aspects of culture including poetry, literature, language, oral history, music, visual art, and heritage.
On 25th of March, 5th and 6th year Classics students attended a Leaving Cert lecture day in UCD. They attended seven 30 minute lectures on different topics related to the new Leaving Cert Classical Studies specification.
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Students from 1st to 6th year were treated to a production of Euripides' Medea in UCD on the 14th of March. Euripides' Medea is the current prescribed Greek tragedy on the Leaving Certificate Classical Studies specification.
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A huge congratulations to Caoimhe in TY who won the senior Young Classicist award 2023 on Tuesday, 14th March. Caoimhe was picked as a finalist to present her project on 'Disability in the Ancient Classical World' to a theatre of 420 people in the Newman building in UCD.
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On the 7th of March the 3rd Years took a trip in to town to go to the Dáil and the National Museum of Ireland. We left school at 11 o’clock and got the bus we then made our way to the Dáil.
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Stratford College senior students and staff attended the National Holocaust Memorial Day Commemoration at the Mansion House on Sunday 29th January. As part of the ceremony students from Stratford College, read from the Scroll of Names, remembering the victims of the Holocaust.
On Friday, 27th January the 3rd years taught the 2nd years about Roman Domus as part of their Junior Cycle classics mock revision.
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JACI is delivering a varied and unique programme this year to students in Stratford College Dublin that covers a range of artforms and aspects of culture including poetry, literature, language, oral history, music, visual art, and heritage. Students are being offered the opportunity to explore Jewish culture and heritage in Ireland, in a hands on way, and learn how it can help us to gain a better understanding of Irish culture as a whole. The programme encourages cross cultural exploration, adaptation, and exchange.
