Science students produce Slime
During Science classes at the end of October, 2nd - 6th Year Science students created their very-own Slime.
During Science classes at the end of October, 2nd - 6th Year Science students created their very-own Slime.
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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Second year students were making molecules in Science class with Dr McAdoo on Tuesday 8th October.
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The first year students hosted a "Chemical Party" where they dressed up as their favorite elements on Friday 24th May.
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Two recent DCU Data Scientist graduates from DCU's ADAPT research centre visited Stratford on Thursday 16th May to lead an interactive workshop with TYs and the 6th Year Computer Science students to explore Artificial Intelligence (AI) in our lives.
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Today, Friday 12th April, first year students engaged in an immersive reptile workshop, delving into a hands-on learning experience with a variety of fascinating creatures including snakes, lizards, turtles and spiders!
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TY students Joseph and Liam won the Regeneron Special Award at BTYSTE 2024 which means they will be representing Ireland at the forthcoming Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) in Los Angeles in May!
Regeneron invited Stratford TY's, 5th Year Computer Science students and Stratford's 7 BTYSTE 2024 students to their manufacturing site in Limerick on Tuesday 9th April.
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3rd Year students - Hao Wen, Ritvik and Noah - were invited to the semi-finals of the Young Environmentalist Awards organised by ECO-UNESCO. The semi-finals, called ECO-Dens, were held in the beautiful Airfield Estate where each student group had to pitch their project to a panel of judges.
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Class of 2023 Ayush Tambde won the prize for Best Individual at BTYSTE with his project, 'Analysis of single-cell proteomic data to understand the mechanisms of oncogenic transformation and how to control them'. He also won the Horizon Student Award for the best overall Biological and Ecological project.
Ayush has twice been named one of the Top 30 under 30 in tech by the Sunday business Post.
Huge congratulations to Liam and Joseph (TY) for their two wins at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this evening and to Bláithnáid for her Display Award!