On Tuesday 24th of March, our school football team played a friendly match against Greenhills Community College in Walkinstown. It was a good opportunity to experiment, as Emmet captained the team for the first time, while we tried out a new 5-3-2 formation, instead of the usual 5-4-1.
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Ms Donohoe and Leaving Certificate Classics students attended a series of lectures hosted by Trinity College and the Classical Association of Ireland.
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On Thursday the 19th of March, 5th year Drama, Film and Theatre Studies (DFTS) students gained exclusive access to the set of Lenny Abrahamson’s (Room, Normal People, Conversations with Friends) new film set in Dublin’s Jewish community in the late 1970s.
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On Thursday 19th March, Ms Skehan and the 2nd Years went on a Geography Field trip to the Grand Canal Docks and to see where the Liffey meets the sea.
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In Chinese culture, tea is an art form—a practice of mindfulness known as Gongfu Cha, which literally translates to "making tea with skill." Our students transformed the hall into a traditional tea house by hosting a Chinese tea party with food and drinks to sample and share.
We are immensely proud to share that our students, Hao Wen and Ritvik, having already achieved incredible success at the Stripe Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition 2026, taking home the title of the Runner Up Group Award are going to San Francisco!
Their hard work, dedication, and innovative thinking has truly paid off. As a testament to the quality of their work, Stripe has invited them on an exclusive trip to the Stripe offices in San Francisco this coming April.
Under the guidance of Ms Kenny, TY History students have entered a variety of projects for the Mary Elmes Prize 2025/2026. The theme is Raising Holocaust Awareness through writing, art, music, drama. The competition is organised by Holocaust Education Ireland (HETI).
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On Thursday evening, 12th March, the 6th Years, Ms Talbot and Ms McGill went to see the Gaiety Theatre's production of "The Crucible" a play by the renowned playwright Arthur Miller.
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Seachtain na Gaeilge i gColáiste Stratford ended with a ceolchoirm showcasing an amazing array of talent from our students. Thank you to the Irish Department for all the planning and coordination of this week.
Tír gan teanga, tír gan anam.
Well done to the 1st Year Computer Studies class - five Scratch group projects were invited to compete in the 2026 Young Environmentalist Awards ECO-Den semi-finals in Airfield Estate on Wednesday, 11th March. We took the S4 bus and LUAS to get there and back!
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