For most of the TY students it was their first time to visit the dlr LexIcon Library in Dún Laoghaire, fittingly on World Book Day, Thursday, 3rd March. Jake Henry describes the experience.
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For World Book Day, Thursday, 3rd March, the TY Classics students each had to read the first couple of pages of a selection of books and write a short review of them.
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The TY students organised an extremely successful book sale in aid of St. Michael's House to start off events for World Book Day. The TY Library prefects had asked all students and teachers to bring in at least one book to donate to the book sale. €139 was raised - 50% for the school Library and 50% for charity.
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TY student, Oscar McHale, writes about the visit to the recently opened Lexicon Library in Dun Laoghaire on Thursday, 5th March - World Book Day.
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Moya Richardson McCrea, TY student and Library Prefect writes about her part in the organisation of World Book Day events around the school on Thursday, 5th March.
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World Book Day 2015 is on Thursday, 5th March. A statement posed by the World Book Day Award competition was "Why we can't live without books". Look at the video of how Stratford College students responded to this.
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This year for the first time ever on World Book Day there is an online book festival for teens on www.wbdteenfest.com or #wbdteenfest over two evenings on 4th and 5th March.
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World Book Day - Thursday, 6th March - and the school was witness to many World Book Day related events throughout the day.
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The TY students organised a terrific Book Sale on Thursday, 6th March in aid of St. Michael's House and also to celebrate World Book Day. Svetlana Cvetic, TY student and Library Prefect, explains what had to be done.
Read more →Throughout December and January you could vote on the World Book Day website for the books that will change your life. The results were posted on Thursday, 6th March. We in Stratford also voted for our Top 50 life-changing books which are on display in the hall,beautifully put on display by the Library Prefect, Andrew Enright (TY).
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