Stratford has been privileged to have Tomi Reichental visit the school on previous occasions. However Tomi's latest visit on Wednesday, 17th November was very special as it was online. The whole school community was invited to Tomi's lecture about his life and in particular his experience of surviving the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
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Principal Patricia Gordon faciliated a discussion on pathways for progress and Leaving Cert reform at the recent JMB Education Conference 2021 held in Croke Park on Thursday, 4th November.
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Hunger, poverty, inequality, and conflict threaten sustainability and world peace. As part of Global Citizenship Education and Stratford College's work in promoting a more just, fair, and sustainable world, students are engaging and learning about global issues, and taking action to address some of these issues.
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Congratulations to our Leaving Certificate Class of 2021!
56% of the class achieved 450 points or more; 20% achieved 550 points or more! The average number of points was 425. Josh Barling achieved the highest points with 601!
Postscript
Following appeal of his results Alexey Gorelov was upgraded to a H1 in Higher Level Maths in October . He therefore gained 602 points! Congratulations Alexey!
Students received the latest Year Book (2019-2021) on the first day back in school! It's now available on the school website.
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The Stratford College campus is set within a safe and beautiful complex in the heart of Rathgar Village, Dublin 6. Students of Stratford College Secondary School enjoy a modern learning environment within the grandeur of a Victorian period house.
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We are very pleased that Stratford Schools are two of the 170 schools approved for the Safe Route to Schools Route Programme. The programme is funded by the Department of Transport through the National Transport Authority (NTA) and is supported by the Department of Education.
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Summer Reads - relax and stay safe!
Summer 2021 may still not be 100% normal — but in this post-pandemic normal, check out the following links for ideas and inspiration:
Dublin City Council invites people all over the city to take part in the annual One Dublin One Book campaign by reading the same book during the month of April. This year’s chosen title for One Dublin One Book, is "Leonard and Hungry Paul" by Rónán Hession (Bluemoose Books).
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We asked parents about their experience of choosing a secondary school, and what made them choose Stratford College:
