3rd year Classics students visited Ely Arch - just beside the River Dodder - on the last day of the summer term with Ms Donohoe and Ms McGill. Junior Cycle Classics students have to compare a building in their local area with a building in Rome.
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Congratulations to TY students, Gali and Sonny, who were awarded 3rd place respectively in the Art and History categories in this year's Mary Elmes Prize in Holocaust Studies.
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Ms Finnegan, Ms Kenny and the TYs walked the JACI Heritage Trail created by last year's TY students on Friday 24th May about Jewish Dublin's heritage.
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Ms O'Kelly has been waiting to hear this talk for some years now (!) and thanks to Ms Donohoe - Jonny Lynch - Lead UI (User Interface) Designer for Scopely Dublin visited Stratford on Tuesday, 21st May to explain in detail about UI design for video games.
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The TY's got to go on a Neoclassical walking tour of Dublin with Ms Donohoe and Ms Finnegan on Thursday 2nd May.
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Congratulations to Hazel Goddard (2023), who will be presented with the Centennial Award for being one of four who achieved the highest marks in Classical Studies in the Leaving Certificate Examination 2023. Congratulations also to her Classical Studies teacher Ms Delia Donohoe.
This month, the Fourth Years had an amazing TY trip to Berlin! On the morning of the 11th of March, we arrived at Dublin Airport at the early hour of 3 AM and embarked on a 2-hour plane ride to Berlin Airport.
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On the 25th of February, Stratford Colleges 5th and 6th year classics students left Ireland to go on an exciting and educational trip to Rome, Italy to learn about Ancient Rome.
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See A History of Our School Building at these links!
As excitement builds for our upcoming trip to Rome this month, we are putting the spotlight on studying Classics in Stratford College.
From history, mythology and architecture to literature and philosophy it’s a truly interdisciplinary subject, offering students the chance to explore the ancient world and the many lessons it can teach us today.
