Edible Classical Studies monsters made by 1st Years
On Thursday 24th May, 1st year Classical Studies students marked their last class by creating edible monsters.
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On Thursday 24th May, 1st year Classical Studies students marked their last class by creating edible monsters.
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Ms Donohoe and the TY students visited the Jewish Museum on Tuesday, 22nd May. It was a most interesting visit and provided insights to Irish Jewish history.
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14th May 2018 - this year's TY mini-Olympics proved to be just as competitive as ever. Ms. Donohoe, Ms Finnegan and TYs enjoyed the excellent competition. Well done to Laura and Andrew who were crowned winners.
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Ms. Donohoe, Ms. Caspi and the TYs went on a walking tour of Dublin to see it from a NeoClassical perspective.
Read more →The NCCA invites on-line consultations on draft specifications including Leaving Certificate Art and Junior Cycle Jewish Studies and Classics and Relationships and Sexuality Education. See here for more details.
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Ms Donohoe, Ms Corrigan and a large group of Classical Studies students who competed in the annual Ides of March Classical Studies inter-schools quiz, did Stratford proud on the night. One of Stratford's teams went into a tie-breaker, losing out by one point to come second. Well done to all!
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To celebrate International Women's Day on Thursday, 8th March, artist-in-residence Margaret Fitzgibbon is co-ordinating an exhibition of local and international artist, Evie Hone in Cathal Brugha Barracks, Rathmines, Dublin 6. It starts at 2.30pm to 5.30pm.
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The 5th and 6th Year Classics and Art students left Dublin extremely early on Sunday morning, 25th February for the bi-annual Classics/Art trip to Rome. By all accounts it was a busy and exciting four days in Rome and the students also saw Rome covered in its first snow since 1986...
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Another closely contest contest in the annual 2nd versus 3rd year quiz. Well done to Valery, Grace, Lizzy and Alexey who took first place.
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In this research the voices of 50 minority ethnic young people present powerful insights into their experiences of growing up in Ireland.
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