On Thursday, 23 January the TY girls and 1Y class participated in a Zoom call with Ava (3rd Year UCD Computer Science student) and Jenny (recently graduated from Trinity Engineering) during Computer Studies class.
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Major congratulations to Hao Wen, Ritvik and Noah who won 2nd prize in the Intermediate-Group-Biological & Ecological Sciences category at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition (BTYSTE) 2025 Awards Ceremony on Friday 10th January with their K.E.V.I.N project and to 3rd year students Ciara and Callum for presenting their excellent BUZZ project to many interested organisations and well-known visitors!
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We are delighted to announce the appointment of three new teachers for the upcoming academic term.
Ms. Walsh will be joining our staff to teach French and Geography. Ms. Masterson Power will be teaching Irish and History. Ms. Sosa-Dias, a highly experienced teacher in Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics, will be teaching Mathematics and providing valuable support to students who require additional assistance.
Congratulations to Omri and Paddy in Transition Year who reached the semi-finals of the Certified Irish Angus Schools competition on 9th January. The competition challenges students to rear five Irish Angus calves over 18 months while completing a research project.
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Throughout the first term, Transition Year students explored the topic of Gastronomy in French and ended their unit with a debate opposing 4x and 4y on the following motion : "Les services de livraison de plats à emporter tels que Deliveroo ont remplacé la convivialité qu'on trouve chez nous ou au bistrot".
We're all thrilled for our 3rd and 4th Year students who are competing in this year's BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition, starting 8th January to 11th January! Best of luck to Ciara and Callum with their BUZZ project and to Noah, Ritvik and Hao Wen with their K.E.V.I.N. project.
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1st Years explore World of Science in class in mid-December 2025 with Dr Ryan
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Hanukkah commemorates the historical event in Jewish history, which took place in Jerusalem in the second century. Israel had been taken over by the Greeks under King Antiochus who would not let the Jews worship their G-d and were banned from observing Judaism. Thanks to a successful revolt by a small group of Jews known as the Maccabees, the Jews reclaimed Jerusalem and the Temple. In order to celebrate the victory, the Temple needed to be repaired, and an oil lamp (Menorah) was lit in it. There was only enough oil to burn the candle for one day, but miraculously it burned for eight days. This is why the Hanukkah festival lasts for eight days and why the festival is also known as the Festival of Lights.
Students and teachers were treated to a fantastic Junior Winter Musical Concert during last class on Friday, 13th December! Singing, dancing and playing a fascinating array of musical instruments.
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December 10th and 11th saw Stratford College's Drama Club play, 'Happily Never After' come to the live stage. Everyone from students to parents are buzzing with excitement and pride. Drama students are proud to be 'theatre kids' after a spectacular performance and many months of dedicated hard work.
