Congratulations to Finn and Cian in 5th Year who won the "Berlin Long Night of Science" Award at the online SciFest National Finals on 21st November for their coding project called "Lost" which they started in TY. They won a three-day trip to Berlin in June 2021 to celebrate its Long Night of Science - when Berlin opens up its labs, libraries and musuems! How wonderful!
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Congratulations to TY student Ayush Tambde who for the second time in two years has been accepted to the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE). This will be his second quantum computing project that has been accepted in BTYSTE.
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Congratulations to Zack Musumeci (6th Year), Mia Quirke (5th Year) and Josh Wynne (5th Year) who have been accepted onto an IBM course on Introduction to Quantum Computing with lectures from MIT, Boston and Oxford University.
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The Teaching Council's conference - FÉILTE 2020 - took place on Saturday, 3rd of October 2020 from 10:30am to 4:30pm online! This year's theme was 'Collaborating to Connect: Empathy with our Communities'.
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Stratford College TY students (now in 5th year!) won three significant prizes at the online SciFest@College competition in the Intermediate Technology section, facilitated by TU Blanchardstown in May 2020. Two of these students have been selected to compete at the SciFest National Finals in November - a first for Stratford College!
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Congratulations to the eight Stratford students who were invited to compete in the Bebras Computational Thinking National Finals in May 2020! Over 6000 students entered this competition - so to make the finals is a great achievement. Having 8 students from one school is superb!
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3rd Year student and BT Young Scientist and Technology 2020 participant, Ayush Tambde, was invited to UCD on Monday, 24th February to meet some of UCD's quantum computer scientists based in NovaUCD.
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The 5th Year Computer Science class visited @Microsoft'DreamSpace on Monday, 10th February for a day of coding and problem solving. Students were split into groups and given a folder of paper materials and one marble. Each group had 40 minutes to create the longest, most creative "marble run" they could engineer!
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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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In November during EU Code Week, students from 2nd Year to 5th Year all sat the Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge during Computer Studies class - 15 online problem solving questions in 45 minutes.
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