# veteransday remembranceday armisticeday november11 lestweforget2020 rabbit illustrationart wewillrememberthem memorialday thankyou remembranceday2020 servicescrapbooks histnursing rememberancesunday remembrance weneverforget peace peaceonearth weremember sundaythoughts sundaymorning remembrancesunday2020 remembrancesunday

“.. for Flash; for all those who have been injured in the line of duty, who have lived with the physical and mental scars of war, and who have made the ultimate sacrifice.. thank you. We will never forget.”

0 5
2020-11-12

Y6 commemorated Armistice Day through exploring symbols of peace whilst considering the impact of war upon Baildon and how they are remembered through War Memorials and The Ferniehurst Dell before producing their own peace art

0 12
2020-11-12

They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.

1 12
2020-11-12

Looking for Remembrance Day reads to teach young readers why we wear a poppy today? Check out a few of our favourites.

17 41
2020-11-12

John Singer Sargent documented the Western Front of World War I, at Arras & Ypres where he witnessed the scene for the iconic painting, Gassed
Here is Highlanders, resting at the Front.

1 17
2020-11-11

A couple years ago I worked on the Richmond First World War Stories project. I illustrated 12 aspects of how WW1 affected the Richmond area.

0 1
2020-11-11

Today we reflect on the great sacrifices that people made to protect our freedom

Today's remembrance day will be slightly different to usual for many of us but we will still be marking the minute's silence in our respective homes & workplaces.

0 0
2020-11-11

When WW1 began, Jessie Margaret Akehurst already had fourteen years nursing experience under her belt. Her scrapbook is filled with patients distracting themselves, drawing and writing poems. Explore more here: https://t.co/2A2oxm1DCR

8 21
2020-11-11

War widows were invited to the ceremonies at Westminster Abbey and the Cenotaph for the Unveiling of the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior on 11 November 1920. In this webinar 11/11/20 at 8:00pm Andrea Hetherington looks back at the day. > https://t.co/450CEMOI2I

23 85
2020-11-08

'Till We Meet Again' by a fitting tribute to remember those who have fallen. https://t.co/yKRgaFXMaB

4 7
2020-11-08

Lest we forget! The red poppy is a sign of both Remembrance and hope for a peaceful future.
.
.
.

1 1
2020-11-08

"At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember them".

1 5
2020-11-08

Stonehenge and Salisbury Plain have long been linked with both the military and aviation, and the First World War aerodrome wasn’t the first military establishment – or the first flying ground – near the stones. 🇬🇧 https://t.co/jnLGvaY3Id

28 116
2020-11-08

The poppy is a symbol of heartache and devastation.

0 0
2020-11-03