Remembrance and The Blitz

 

Thank you to you all for the generous donations to the Poppy Appeal. We would also like to commend the children on how sensitively and compassionately they behaved during the one minute silence we did in school. They really were a credit to you for the way they conducted themselves. 


I think it was made more meaningful after spending time in class learning about World War Two. On that note, we would also like to share the artwork the children produced based on The Blitz as they are now on display on the balcony. We think you will agree that they look fantastic! 









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