An overview of the New Junior Cycle - English
Ms. Gordon has edited the document about the New Junior Cycle for English and posted it to the website for parents and students to peruse.
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Ms. Gordon has edited the document about the New Junior Cycle for English and posted it to the website for parents and students to peruse.
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Paul Ginnis spoke at the Annual ISA Conference in April 2014
Read more →Ms. Reynolds has put together a short video showing how Stratford College is preparing for the new Junior Cycle, with a particular emphasis on work done in English classes.
Read more →One group of TY English students have written, filmed and edited a short film about the 1913 Lockout for the Youth Connect competition. Kate Dempsey (TY) writes about the experience. Look at their fantastic work on Stratford's YouTube channel.
Read more →2nd Year History student Ryan Baker, created a project using Minecraft allowing you to explore a Medieval Castle at the end of his first year. Ryan demonstrated his virtual castle to the whole school at a school assembly in May 2013, ably commentated by fellow class-mate Jake Henry.
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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.
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1st, 2nd and 3rd Year students visited the National Museum of Ireland on Wednesday, 13th November, as part of Arts Week. Read some of the 2nd Year comments to see how much they enjoyed the morning.
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On Thursday, 14th November, 1st, 2nd and 3rd Year students visited Collins Barracks. 2nd Years were asked to write about their experience for homework.
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On Thursday, 14th November TY students visited the National Print Museum in Beggars Bush. They saw an original print of the Irish Proclamation and had to spot the errors!
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