
Disconnect to Reconnect
Last year our students identified social media and lack of sleep as two challenges to their well being.
Read more →Last year our students identified social media and lack of sleep as two challenges to their well being.
Read more →As part of the launch of the Lives Illuminated Exhibition on Thursday, 30th March in the school hall, a number of TYs presented their Creative Responses to the 'Elders' and to the audience.
Read more →Findings from our Wellbeing questionnaire and Student focus groups suggest that students find lack of sleep and overuse of Social Media are the main negative impactors on their Wellbeing.
The Stratford College Parents Association organised another great Quiz Night for the 2nd Year parents, students, siblings, grandparents on Thursday evening, 2nd March!
Read more →In some exciting news, Stratford College’s Parents Association along with Guidance Counsellor Michael Culliney are hosting a Career’s Information event for 5th and 6th years on Wednesday evening 8th March 2023 at 7 pm in the school hall.
Tuesday, 7th February was Safer Internet Day and this year's theme is promoting respect and empathy online. This week in SPHE classes, Computer Studies classes and at form time students will be participating in discussions about different aspects of keeping safe on the internet.
Read more →Stratford Parents Association hosted a fantastic First Year Quiz Night on Thursday, 19th January. Parents, guardians, first years and siblings were all involved!
Read more →The 5th Years ably hosted their Assembly on Tuesday 17th January. It was combined with a special BT Young Scientist & Technology Assembly where Ayush, Joseph and Liam spoke about their respective projects. Ayush explained the importance of his project in terms of breast cancer research and we now can see why he was awarded the Best Individual Project and Horizon Student Award for the overall best Biological & Ecological project at BTYSTE 2023. Liam and Joseph demonstrated their projects too and there was much interest! The finalists parents were invited to the assembly too.
Ayush Tambde, aged 17 and in sixth year in Stratford College won the prize for Best Individual, with his project, 'Analysis of single-cell proteomic data to understand the mechanisms of oncogenic transformation and how to control them'.
Ayush also won the Horizon Student Award for the best overall Biological and Ecological project.
Calling all parent(s)/guardian(s)/sibling(s) to team up with your first year student on Thursday, 19th January at 7.30pm in the school hall.
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