On Armistice Day, Senior girls and staff gathered informally in School Hall to sit in silence in an act of Remembrance.
Remembrance does not glorify war. Marking Armistice Day with an act of Remembrance raises hope for a peaceful future.
Remembrance unites people of all faiths, cultures, and backgrounds but it is also deeply personal.
In every act of remembrance, we honour the memory of the fallen and pledge to care for the living.
The short silence ended with a reading.
In the Junior School, girls held an act of Remembrance at the end of play time.
“We stood outside and thought about people who had died in the war. I thought about my Mum’s dad.” – Lorelei (Y2)
“We stood in our groups and remembered people. We also had a Remembrance Lunch.” – Izzy (Y1)
“I remembered what my papa told me about what happens in war.” – Jessica (Y2)