Stratford College is proud to celebrate the participation, success and achievements of all our students
In June 2021 Stratford Schools were two of the 170 schools approved for the Safe Route to Schools Route Programme. The programme is funded by the Department of Transport through the National Transport Authority (NTA) and is supported by the Department of Education.
See General School news for details.
Well done to Ayush Tambde in TY who was listed in The Sunday Business Post's annual 30-under- 30's-to-watch-in-Technology list on Sunday, 30th May 2021.
See Computer Science blog for details.
Congratulations to Nathan in TY who received his Bronze An Gaisce Award in late April 2021.
See TY blog for details.
In April 2021, Stratford College was awarded with a Diplomatic Passport Award by WorldWise Global Schools that acknowledges its work across the school community in pursuing Global Citizenship Education.
See School News blog for details.
Congratulations to Nellie Warren (6th Year) who won two awards at the 2021 Fresh Film Festival on Friday, 26th March for her short film 'buachaill': Cartoon Saloon Award for Best Animation and the Highly Commended Storytelling Award.
Congratulations to Jonah Miller (TY) who also reached the 2021 Fresh Film Festival finals with his short film 'There is no I in Team'.
See English/Drama blog for details.
Congratulations to Sopie Manaeva (2020) who was awarded a TCD Entrance Exhibition Award on Tuesday 26th January 2021.
See Past Pupils blog.
Congratulations to Ayush Tambde (TY) who was awarded the following prizes at the 2021 BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition on Friday, 8th January:
See Computer Science blog for details.
Congratulations to 3rd Year Classical Studies students Daniel Corboy, Josh Taylor and Sam O'Dwyer who won 2nd prize in the Classics Now competition for secondary students. Classics Now is a cultural festival.
See Classics blog for details.
Congratulations to Finn Nankivell and Cian Glynn in 5th Year who won the "Berlin Long Night of Science" Award at the online SciFest National Finals on 21st November for their coding project called "Lost" which they started in TY. They won a three-day trip to Berlin in June 2021 to celebrate its Long Night of Science - when Berlin opens up its labs, libraries and musuems.
See Computer Science blog for details.
Congratulations to Zack Musumeci (6th Year), Mia Quirke (5th Year) and Josh Wynne (5th Year) who successfully applied to the IBM course on Introduction to Quantum Computing with lectures from MIT, Boston and Oxford University. The course started on 18th October 2020 and continues through to May 2021.
See Science/Maths blog for details.
