On Friday, the 11th of September, we as Transition Year students got the opportunity to visit the Europa House Experience on Chatham Street. The Europa House provided an interactive experience exploring how the European Union functions in Ireland and across the globe.
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During CSPE class on 25th September, Ms McGill and 2X CSPE students debated and ranked the sustainable development goals.
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Throughout the summer term all 3rd Year Computer Studies students participated in Trinity College's ERASMUS extenDT2 research project into Design Thinking with Emerging Digital Technologies. Through Design Thinking and using any of the three technology applications (ChoiCo, MaLT2, SorBET and nQuire for Students) - the 3rd years came up with games to help change the behaviour and understanding of people about Fast Fashion.
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On the 7th of March the 3rd Years took a trip in to town to go to the Dáil and the National Museum of Ireland. We left school at 11 o’clock and got the bus we then made our way to the Dáil.
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TY Law Week is being celebrated starting 7th February with a two-day Law Workshop with a visiting barrister.
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Ms Kenny, Ms McGill and Ms Tarrant brought all the 2nd years to Dáil Éireann on Thursday, 8th December.
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Art, Global Justice, Community Activism are intertwined in murals that explored themes such as Climate Action. The main mural - 'Rising tides' is in an open-art museum/classroom/teaching and learning space: a busy space where students move about in. The goal is to capture attention and trigger action.
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At the 2nd Year Assembly on Friday morning, 29th April, three 2nd Years highlighted the issue of Fast Fashion as part of their CSPE CBE. Izzy, Tristan and Francis raised the following issues about Fast Fashion:
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The TYs created the following informational video about Afghanistan as their entry to Concern's Speak Act Do programme.
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Stratford College is continuing to integrate Global Citizenship Education into all aspects of teaching and learning this year as part of the World Wise Global Schools Programme.
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