The 5th Year Art students created a series of 1916 Commemoration posters depicting key figures in the 1916 Rising which were displayed on Proclamation Day, 15th March 2016.
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Bhí Seachtain na Gaeilge iontach againn arís I mbliana. Ar dtús chuir an t-Idirlíon le cabhair ó na ranganna eile iris imn omós don eirí Amach 1916 le chéile.
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A superb team effort from the 1st Year Boys Basketball team, who beat St. Tiernan's 16-14, means they're in the final of their league which will be played in early April. Well done to the team!
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Well done to winning team of Anna (3rd Year), Tim (3rd Year), Oscar (5th Year) and Rory (6th Year) who won the 'Ides of March' Classics quiz on Monday, 14th March with 49/50 correct answers!
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The TY students, with the help of students from other years, have produced a beautiful magazine in both printed and digital format in recognition of the 1916 Centenary. Work started last October during History, Irish and Computer Studies classes to research and write historical, cultural and literary articles. Browse through the digital version.
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This Purim is celebrated on Thursday 24th March. It is a day of fun - enjoy this video made by the 1st and 5th Year Jewish students.
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Parkour? It's like really cool, street gymnastics! On Thursday, 10th March the TY students were taught the basics of lands and rolls to help get started with parkour.
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On Thursday, 10th March, the Parents Association organised an evening of practice interviews with HR managers for 5th and 6th Year students. Carmel Grey, Kate Dempsey and Rory Murphy contribute their thoughts.
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Carolyn Murphy, art and design teacher, contributed her memories of Stratford for the 60th Anniversary book, '60 Years A Growing', which was launched in November 2014.
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In a busy week for the TY students, two external judges examined their Scratch programming projects in the second strand of the SciFest@Stratford competition held on Tuesday, 8th March. Congratulations to Gabriel Messam for his individual project and to Cormac Kelly, Jake Henry and Geordan Sheridan O'Brien for their group projects - they were deemed joint winners.
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