The Digital Dead Sea Scrolls website has been developed by the The Israel Museum and is powered by Google. This is a great resource for History or Jewish Studies students because as well as an easy site to navigate, there is a wealth of detail about each of the Scrolls.
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3rd Year Classical Studies student, Paul Stafford, recounts the different aspects of the Classical Studies workshop hosted by Trinity College, on 20th April.
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On a beautiful sunny Tuesday afternoon on 16th April, TY students went on a Classical Studies and Art Walking Tour of Dublin with Ms. Donohoe and Ms. Mahon. Each of them talk about the highlight of the day.
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Ms. Kenny and Ms. Reynolds brought TY English and History students to an event on Friday, 12th April to hear about the stories, songs and speeches which inspired James Plunkett to write "Strumpet City". Turlough Eccles outlines what they experienced.
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Mrs. Walsh brought in her father's collection of German stamps from the 1930's on Tuesday, 9th April. Jessica Nelkin (3rd Year) describes how interesting she found them.
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On Friday, 15th March, Oscar's mother Susannah, a trained conserver, brought in an array of Roman and Greek artefacts for the Classical Studies students from all years to look at and to listen to the stories behind the finds. 2nd Year Classical Studies students explain what they saw and heard.
Read more →Isabelle Byrne (2nd Year) wrote this poem based on her learning of Classical Studies for the school World Book Day book, Thursday, 7th March.
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Ciaran O'Byrne (TY) explains the fun had at the TY Mini-Olympics held on two separate days - Tuesday, 5th March and Thursday, 19th March.
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Congratulations to the remarkable Stratford Classical Studies students who swept the boards at the Ides of March Classical Studies Quiz on Thursday, 21st March. The team who came 2nd, lost by a mere 1 point.
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Fifth year History student, Jonathan Sweeney, writes about the many highlights of the Berlin trip from Monday,11th to Wednesday 13th March, including the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Berlin TV Tower and Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp.
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