The TY students, with the help of students from other years, have produced a beautiful magazine in both printed and digital format in recognition of the 1916 Centenary. Work started last October during History, Irish and Computer Studies classes to research and write historical, cultural and literary articles. Browse through the digital version.
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Tuesday,15th March 2016 has been designated by the Department of Education and Skills as Proclamation Day for all schools. Stratford College will be celebrating it by raising the national flag at 10am at a brief ceremony, followed by our annual Seachtain na Gaeilge concert at 2pm.
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Bhí ceolchoirm iontach againn ar 13 Márta. Bhí an scoil go léir I láthair agus bhain gach duine an taitneamh as an gceolchoirm.
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On Thursday, 12th March, Ms. Finnegan organised a GAA Tournament amongst the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Year students as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge. Louth won!
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Ms. Finnegan organised a strongly contested Puc Fada competition at lunchtime on Tuesday, 10th March as part of Seachtain na Gaeilge.
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Ar an De Céadaoin 11 Marta bhí Tráth na gCeist iontach againn. An Buaiteoir - Foireann Corcra!
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Tháinig Bóthar isteach chugainn ar a Luan (9/3/15) agus bhí ceardlann iontach againn.
Read more →Mrs. Walsh brought in a rare Irish book, "The Annals of Inisfallen" to the Library during Seachtain na Gaeilge. Of great interest in the book, is what is believed to be the first mention of Jewish people coming to Ireland in 1079.
Read more →Ms. Ivers and Ms. Doran and a huge selection of students participated in a jam-packed concert held in honour of Seachtain na Gaeilge on Thursday, 13th March.
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Louth beat Dublin in the Seachtain na Gaeilge GAA tournament held on Tuesday, 11 March. The 1st and 2nd Year students were broken up into four teams - Louth, Dublin, Meath and Donegal.
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