Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl are the authors of the successful series of books - "Beautiful Creatures". Look at the book trailer, borrow the book and meet at lunchtime on Monday, 10th February to discuss the book.
Read more →There are lots of new books in the Library, including John Green's "Paper Towns" and "Looking for Alaska" as well as a selection of football annuals and Horrible Science books. Browse through the Flipbook to see the full list.
Read more →Dublin's Little Jerusalem, supported by the Arts Council's 'Artist in the Community Scheme', is looking for help in gathering stories from the Dublin Jewish community who lived in Portobello.
Read more →findmypast.ie is an interesting website if you want to do a project on your family history. While you have to pay to get detailed records, you can do simple searches to get a good insight into your ancestral roots.
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The National Library of Ireland has loaned Stratford it's exhibition of "Lifelines". This is a series of books made famous because it involved TY students from Wesley College, Dublin asking famous people from Ireland and around the world to name their favourite poem.
Read more →Congratulations to the 1st and 2nd year students who participated in the MS-Readathon (mid-October to mid-November). They raised €750.28 for the charity Multiple Sclerosis Ireland.
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 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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On Wednesday, 27th and Thursday 28th November the school is hosting an adaptation of Mamma Mia! Browse through original ABBA magazines, books and fan club letters in the library.
Read more →Alice Murphy (6th Year) describes the importance of hearing Ronan Fanning's argument that the Irish War of Independence and the partition of Ireland was inevitable on Wednesday, 6th November.
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