According to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) report summarised in this recent Irish Times article, "students are giving up sports and social activities due to the stress and pressure of the Leaving Cert, according to new research on pupils’ experiences of second-level education."
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On Monday the 2nd of March the TY Students were accompanied to the Mansion House by Ms. Finnegan and Ms. Hegarty for their Young Social Innovators (YSI) Speak Out
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Beidh Seachtain na Gaeilge ar siúl ón 9ú Márta - 13ú Márta. Beidh imeachtaí ar siúl i rith na seachtaine.
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Congratulations to TY students - Mia Warren, Grace Wright, Isobel Murphy and Hannah Morgan - who won the Best Presentation award at the Dublin City Student Enterprise Awards ceremony on Thursday, 27th February.
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Two Stratford students - Olivia Foley (TY) and Jennifer Iljina (5th Year) - are competing in the Interschools Music Festival hosted by Wesley College starting Friday, 6th March.
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The TY Library prefects are organising this year's World Book Day book swap sale in aid of St Michael's House on Tuesday 10th March. We need books! Students are all being asked to bring in at least two books. Parents/guardians are invited too! The TYs will be serving delicious juices and smoothies as a 'Booky Breakfast'!
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The Stratford 1st and 2nd Year Boys Basketball teams were both triumphant against Kylemore College at the Ballyfermot Sports complex on Monday, 24th February. This win was important for both 1st and 2nd Year teams as it was the 2nd Years first win as a team and the 1st Years third win in a row, which is very impressive for First Years.
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3rd Year student and BT Young Scientist and Technology 2020 participant, Ayush Tambde, was invited to UCD on Monday, 24th February to meet some of UCD's quantum computer scientists based in NovaUCD.
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The 5th Year Computer Science class visited @Microsoft'DreamSpace on Monday, 10th February for a day of coding and problem solving. Students were split into groups and given a folder of paper materials and one marble. Each group had 40 minutes to create the longest, most creative "marble run" they could engineer!
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The TYs flew out from Dublin to Luton airport extremely early on Sunday, 2nd February on the TY London Trip to explore World War II History, English/Drama and World War II Codebreaking and Computer Science history.
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