2nd Year students were transported back in time through a guided tour of the restored rooms of 14 Henrietta Street and Dublin’s City Centre on Thursday, 15th May. Stories and history of the house were shared about Lord Viscount Molesworth in the 1700s as well as the lives of the urban poor when No. 14 became a tenement house in the 1880s.
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Congratulations to 5th Year students, Sonny who was awarded 3rd place in the History Category and to Gali awarded who was awarded 3rd place in the Art Category in the Mary Elmes Prize Competition. (May 2024)
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Students in 1Y presented their personal historical objects to Ms Kenny and their classmates in History class on Thursday, 5th September. The range and stories behind each of the objects was spellbinding!
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Congratulations to TY students, Gali and Sonny, who were awarded 3rd place respectively in the Art and History categories in this year's Mary Elmes Prize in Holocaust Studies.
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Congratulations to TY students (2022-2023), Kishaylin Reddy who received 1st Prize in the Art Category and to Stephen O'Reilly who received 2nd Prize in the Music Category of The Mary Elmes Prize in Holocaust Studies.
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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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Transition Years welcomed Saul Woolfson, Director of JACI Programme and Steven Jaffe, Director of Belfast Jewish Heritage, historian and lawyer from JACI to the school on the 21st of November for a Heritage Trail Presentation.
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On Thursday, 28th April the 1st Years went to visit Dublinia and go on a history walking tour of Dublin with Ms Kenny, Ms Corrigan and Ms Caspi.
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The National Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration takes place in Dublin every year on the Sunday nearest to the 27th January in the Mansion House.
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Dublin City Council donated a box of the book History on Your Doorstep (Volume 3) – Bloody Sunday as part of the Decade of Commemorations to Stratford's History department in early December.
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