Dressing up for World Book Day and Purim is back! And back in style! Amongst many literary characters in school today, Spiderman, Harry Potter, Willie Wonka and a clatter of Mr Men characters were all distinctive around the classrooms today, Tuesday 7th March. See the Web Gallery for lots of photos. https://www.concern.net/donate...
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Read for wellbeing. Find a place where you're very comfortable and relaxed. And just read.
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Jewish Arts and Culture Ireland (JACI) continue to deliver a varied and unique programme to TY students covering a range of artforms and aspects of culture including poetry, literature, language, oral history, music, visual art, and heritage.
Congratulations to the opposition team, 2Y! They won their inter-class debate on the motion, 'This house believes that Humanity should fear advances in AI'. There was superb engagement from all debaters. They took points of information confidently and incorporated rebuttal and refutation into their debates as they progressed through the debate.
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Joseph wrote this in Writers' Group. He was asked to write a poem with the following five words in it: mark, hybrid, ring, serpent, lace. The double entende meanings allowed for fresh interpretations e.g. Lace: a shoe lace? a rim of embroidered lace, to lace - to contaminate a drink etc.
JACI is delivering a varied and unique programme this year to students in Stratford College Dublin that covers a range of artforms and aspects of culture including poetry, literature, language, oral history, music, visual art, and heritage. Students are being offered the opportunity to explore Jewish culture and heritage in Ireland, in a hands on way, and learn how it can help us to gain a better understanding of Irish culture as a whole. The programme encourages cross cultural exploration, adaptation, and exchange.
Our TY students are in the middle of their foray into their Film Production module.
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Check out Joseph Mudrak's love poem. This is his response to Romeo's philosophical musings on the nature of love.
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School is out for summer! Now is the time to take the time to relax and catch up on reading... get yourself a comfortable place and check out some of the following lists! Or go visit your favourite public libraries!
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#PoetryDayIrl - For Poetry Day Ireland on the 28th of April, 2nd year and 5th year students recited poems dedicated to those affected by the war in Ukraine. Students previously raised €465 for Concern's Emergency relief fund during Feile in March, and were then inspired to write these poems as part of a module on protest poetry.
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