Actor and 'Hamilton' creator Lin-Manuel Miranda recited Seamus Heaney's poem - "The Cure of Troy" - at the inauguration of US President Joe Biden on Wednesday, 20th January 2021.
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Congratulations to Daniel, Sam and Josh in 3rd Year for winning 2nd prize in the Classics Now national competition for secondary students held in mid-November. They created a Minecraft project which you can watch in the video that they submitted! Josh writes of their experience.
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Dublin City Council donated a box of the book History on Your Doorstep (Volume 3) – Bloody Sunday as part of the Decade of Commemorations to Stratford's History department in early December.
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A new cultural festival online called Classics Now took place from 13-15th November. The ClassicsNow weekend featured wide-ranging ‘in conversation’ events with some of the most exciting international writers who are using the ancient past as a way to reflect on our world today.
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Virtual cuppa's!! On Thursday, 27th March Ms Donohoe and her 6th Year Classics students rounded off their Classics class with some wellbeing time.
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On the 10th March, all of the 1st years along with students participating in the competition headed to UCD with Ms. Caspi and Ms. Donohoe. This is the second year of the competition. There were 200 students attending the action packed day with 100 students participating in the competition.
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Congratulations to Dragos Cazan who won first prize in the inaugural Mary Elmes Prize in Holocaust Studies for TY students! See here for more details.
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5th and 6th Year Leaving Certificate Classics students went to Rome on a four-day trip leaving on Sunday, 23rd February.
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The TYs flew out from Dublin to Luton airport extremely early on Sunday, 2nd February on the TY London Trip to explore World War II History, English/Drama and World War II Codebreaking and Computer Science history.
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On Sunday, 26 January TY students attended the National Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in the Mansion House organised by HETI (Holocaust Education Trust Ireland).
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