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Arts Week 2013: some Senior students participate in French play

NEWS / 21 November 2013

A selected number of Senior French students participated in the French play held in the hall on Wednesday, 13th November.

A selected number of Senior French students participated in the French play held in the hall on Wednesday, 13th November.  For some students, the French play was the highlight of the week. Check out the video on Stratford's YouTube channel.

Arts Week is one of the top events to look forward to in the year. The French play was 'fantastique', the singer/songwriter was 'can of sweetcorn' and Temper-Mental Miss Elayneous was a little bit of 'sugar and happiness'. It was my favourite Arts Week over the five years I've been here. (I missed the Poetry Slam - sadly).
Ciaran O'Byrne (5th Year)

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