Best of luck to Joseph in 5th Year who has been invited to present an oral presentation in Washington D.C. at IFoRE 2024 from 14-17 November (International Forum on Research Excellence). He’s flying there on Wednesday 13th!
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This week, our school proudly participated in Stand Up Week, an initiative to raise awareness and support for LGBTQ+ students while standing against bullying. Shockingly, nearly 50% of LGBTQ+ students in Irish secondary schools experience homophobic, biphobic, or transphobic bullying. Our goal is to create a safe, supportive environment where every student feels accepted and valued.
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6th Year Student, Caoimhe Acres' article "No Mind without Madness: Mental Illness in the Ancient World" was published in Agora magazine, Issue 11, Autumn 2024.
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'Comhairle na nÓg child and youth councils give young people all over Ireland the chance to have their voices heard on the issues affecting their lives, both today and in the future'. On the 5th of November, a group of fifth year students attended Comhairle na nÓg (Youth Assembly). 5th Year student, Skye, reports back on the day.
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The second and sixth years went to the Gaeltacht on the 21st of October for three days. We had sport and fun. We were in the water every day, We did body boarding and climbing, We were on the SUP, did archery, and had a ceilí that evening. The second and sixth years had classes and it helped to improve our Irish. We had an amazing time and enjoyed it loads.
Please visit the Gallery to view more photos.
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Two Stratford projects have been invited to compete in the 2025 BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) which is on from 8th - 11th January in the RDS. We're very proud of this achievement in Stratford!
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Green Schools had a brilliant day in the sun shine on Bull Island. Thank you to An Taisce Green Schools for inviting us to their excellent Beach Exploration Workshop
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Transition Year students enjoy tutor time in the Sukkah with an explanation of the Festival of Sukkot. Thanks to Ms. Maccaba for joining us.
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The Annual Awards Ceremony took place on the 11th October, expertly led and organised by Ms. Talbot and the Student Council. We welcomed back so many of the Class of 2024, who along with current students, were the recipients of numerous awards and acolades. As Mr. Barrett, said "Is fearr forás na foirfeacht".
Special thanks to our guest speaker, Leah Johnston of Dublin City Council East Area, who presented the Dublin City Neighbourhood Award 2024 and spoke so eloquently on the topic.
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On Wednesday, October the 10th students and staff marked National Mental Health Day, a significant occasion to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and well being.
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