Third Year English students reenact Juliet’s death
The reenactment of Juliet's death was played out in English class with Ms. Reynolds on 2nd February. Ms. Reynolds explains why it helps students to remember their Shakespeare.
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The reenactment of Juliet's death was played out in English class with Ms. Reynolds on 2nd February. Ms. Reynolds explains why it helps students to remember their Shakespeare.
Read more →Mr. Conaghan, author and teacher, launched Stratford's own book on World Book Day, Thursday, 7th March. Every pupil chose their best work from any of their subjects and submitted it to make "Stratford College Writes!". Browse through an extract of the book in Flipbook!
Read more →Sara Zarr's book, "How to save a life" is the March Book Club choice. Listen to Sara Zarr in an interview describing what the book is about and why she thinks the subject she writes about is intriguing.
Read more →What is The Word Herd? If you look at the World Book Day website, you'll hear about The Word Herd. It's like the school book club but you're also part of an online group of readers and reviewers. Get published online!
Read more →There's a host of book trailers to look at on the World Book Day website. Book trailers are like film trailers - they give you a good taste for the book. The standard of cinematography is superb, so check them out.
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Student Council awarded the Fifth Years as the best-dressed class for Purim on Monday, 25th February.
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Ms. Reynolds explains what the TY English class were doing standing on the roof of Stratford on 9th January.
Read more →On Tuesday, 5th February, the 5th Year English class went to see Arthur Miller's play, "All My Sons" in St. Patrick's College, Drumcondra. Abi Grainger (5th) reviews the play.
Read more →Third Year English student, Isabelle Cahill, writes about the historical and scientific importance of Neil Armstrong's life. Browse through the essay, written in December, to read about his achievements.
Read more →Rachel Jones, 5th Year English student, casts a very critical eye over "Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte in her book review completed in December 2012. Browse through the review and see if you agree with it or not.
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