In remembrance 🥀 This year, Miss Martin and Miss Welsby encouraged our students to explore the meaning behind the different poppies of remembrance: Red (for the armed forces), Black (for minorities), White (for conscientious objectors) and Purple (for animals). ❤️🖤🤍💜 We wanted our students to develop a deeper understanding of what each poppy represents and to feel a stronger connection to the concept of remembrance. Year 9 pupils visited the National Arboretum in September to explore the man

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329 reactions · 81 shares | The 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month marks the moment the guns fell silent on the Western Front after the bloodshed of WWI. Over the past century, this moment has been adopted across the globe as a time to remember those who served and sacrificed in all conflicts and is symbolised by the red poppy. Say #thankyou this November to all those who served for the greater good of our futures. www.poppyappeal.com.au | Poppy Appeal Australia | Facebook

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