Stratford celebrates Sports Day in glorious sunshine
Thursday 8th May - what a Sports Day! Beautiful weather! Lots and lots of sports! And loads of fun. Thanks to Ms Finnegan for all her incredible work in making it look effortless.
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Thursday 8th May - what a Sports Day! Beautiful weather! Lots and lots of sports! And loads of fun. Thanks to Ms Finnegan for all her incredible work in making it look effortless.
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What a great start to Stratford's Wellbeing Week, than kicking off with our annual school walk. Students walked 12.7 km in glorious sunshine along the Dodder greenway, stopping off for lunch and to enjoy the sights.
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Stratford Staff participated in a workshop as part of the national rollout in all schools of the BÍ Cineálta programme. The focus on this initiative of showing kindness and being kind to each other, underpins the procedures and supports school environments that foster empathy and understanding.
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Tuesday, 11th February is Safer Internet Day. This year’s celebrations are based around the theme, “Prepare / Protect / Thrive: Navigating Algorithms and Influencers.”
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On Friday, 6th December two members of the Gardaí visited Stratford to give a talk about online safety and wellbeing issues.
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On Wednesday 27th November, the TYs and Leaving Cert 5th and 6th Year Geography students went on a field trip to Kippure with Ms Skehan and Ms Finnegan.
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Stratford 16's came up against another big sporting school ... Cabinteely Community School in the Cup quarter finals on Wednesday 13th November. Our boys had an eventful start to their day as a misunderstanding with the Coach led the team having to race to the match in two taxi's, as Trains, Planes and Automobiles came to mind!
At the 6th Year Assembly on Tuesday, 12th November, Daniel from Focus Ireland gave a presentation to the whole school about how Focus Ireland challenges homelessness. Stratford will be fundraising for Focus Ireland as part of Mitzvah Week.
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This week, our school proudly participated in Stand Up Week, an initiative to raise awareness and support for LGBTQ+ students while standing against bullying. Shockingly, nearly 50% of LGBTQ+ students in Irish secondary schools experience homophobic, biphobic, or transphobic bullying. Our goal is to create a safe, supportive environment where every student feels accepted and valued.
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On Wednesday, October the 10th students and staff marked National Mental Health Day, a significant occasion to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and well being.
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