Arts Week 2013: Johnee Musician and Storyteller weaves a spell in Stratford
To round off Arts Week, Johnee Musician and Storyteller conducted a workshop and a school-wide performance, playing an eclectic array of musical instruments.
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To round off Arts Week, Johnee Musician and Storyteller conducted a workshop and a school-wide performance, playing an eclectic array of musical instruments.
Read more →2nd Year English students were asked to create a book trailer as a project. View the book trailer created by Alannah O'Byrne and Julie Cahill on Stratford's YouTube channel.
Read more →Neil Gaimon's book, "The ocean at the end of the lane" is the featured book for December. Borrow the book from the Library, read it at your leisure and meet up in the Library on Monday 16th December.
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On Monday afternoon, 11th November, the poet Steven Murray visited the school to run a Poetry Slam and workshop. Lots of laughter was heard in the hall!
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Alan Gibbons, prize-winning author and the keynote speaker for Arts Week 2013, regaled the whole school with stories of his life on Monday, 11th November.
Read more →The award-winning author, Alan Gibbons, is visiting Stratford and will be talking to the whole school on the opening day of Arts Week 2013 on Monday, 11th November. A broad selection of his books are the November choice for the Book Club. They can be borrowed from the Library.
Read more →Well done to the 3rd Year English students for making creative 3D models of their favourite Romeo and Juliet quote.
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On Wednesday, 23rd October, the third years created an Freeze Frame for each act to demonstrate their awareness of the plot.
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On return from the summer holidays, the Library Prefects surveyed all students asking them what they had read. At the same time all students were asked to fill in a leaf describing the best read that they had experienced over the summer.
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2nd Year English students are being very innovative by using their tablets to create book trailers.
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