Student Council organise end-of-year Talent Show

Student Council Talent Show, May 2016 Photo: E. Smyth, 2nd Year
NEWS / 11 August 2016

On Friday, 20th May, the Student Council organised an end-of-year Talent Show with the theme of flags to celebrate different nationalities represented in Stratford College. A history of each representative flag was explained by a student in between the many talented acts performed for the Show.

On Friday, 20th May, the Student Council organised an end-of-year Talent Show with the theme of flags to celebrate different nationalities represented in Stratford College. A history of each representative flag was explained by a student in between the many talented acts performed for the Show. 11 flags were spoken about from countries that included Hong Kong, Serbia, India, Romania, Israel, Poland, Spain, America, Russia, Italy and Jamaica. 

Well done to all the students who took part on-stage and off-stage and to Ms. Kenny and the Student Council for organising a terrific show. Thanks too to Ms. Conlon for musical direction.


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