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Arts Week 2011 - captured on camera, video and podcasts!

NEWS / 17 November 2011

Arts Week 2011 (7th - 11th November) was jam-packed with activities, including trips to museums, acting and comedy workshops, French plays. Photos are now on the Gallery, podcasts can be listened to and videos are on YouTube.

Arts Week 2011Arts Week 2011 (7th - 11th November) was jam-packed with activities, including trips to museums, acting and comedy workshops, French plays.

Arts Week Photos are now in the Gallery. Podcasts can be listened to either from the player on the bottom of the homepage or below. You can also subscribe to the podcasts on iTunes, http://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/stratford-college-dublin-6/id475694144. Videos of the French plays are on YouTube.

1st Year pupil recites “Quiet” by poet, Tony Curtis.

 
1st - 3rd Year students sing Robert Frost's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" with poet, Tony Curtis.

 

[Photo: Ms. O'Kelly]

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