Third Years are taking part in Pieta House’s Resilience Academy programme this February. Designed especially for secondary schools and run over a number of sessions it equips students with the tools to support their emotional resilience including – coping skills, problem-solving, decision-making, and cognitive skills.
Past Pupil and former Stratford College Drama Teacher Robert Downes paid a visit to our Drama Club this week. An actor, playwright and director he spoke about his career to a very attentive audience! See more.
A number of our students took part in the annual Holocaust Memorial Day commemoration in Dublin this weekend. Read more.
Green Schools have been busy since we began back in September, after the triumph of our Transport flag last year we have started work on our new flag: Litter and Waste Global Citizenship. This means we have been working on posters for the bins, planning a litter pick and much more. You can see one of these posters in the image above, drawn by a first year student.
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Ghlac Julia (an dara bhlian), Killian agus Olwyn (an chéad bhliain) páirt i gcomórtas díospóireachta an Phiarsaigh an tseachtain seo chaite.
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Today we celebrated the achievements of all our BTYSTE 2024 entrants with a special exhibition in the school hall. Students from all years visited the stands and questioned the teams to find out more about each project, as well as the experience of presenting at Ireland’s most prestigious science and technology exhibition for students.
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Huge congratulations to Liam and Joseph (TY) for their two wins at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this evening and to Bláithnáid for her Display Award!
Stratford College is thrilled to have four projects invited to exhibit at the BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition this month. This is a huge result for the school and comes after the best individual project last year was won by our former 6th Year student Ayush Tambde. There were over 2,000 entries with 550 projects selected for the final exhibition.
Ms O'Kelly
