WNAT students remember
Students from a WNAT school were among those taking part in this year’s Remembrance Parade and wreath-laying ceremony on Hunstanton cliff top on Remembrance Sunday on 8 November.
Head Boy Harvey and Head Girl Pippa represented Smithdon High School, and were accompanied by Headteacher Sarah Robinson at the annual event, where they laid a wreath on behalf of the school.
There was also the opportunity for the whole school to mark the occasion on Wednesday 11 November, where students across all year groups attended a Remembrance Day assembly and observed the traditional two-minute silence.
In addition, students involved in scouting or cadets spent the day in their respective uniforms, while the Year 7 cohort at the school took part in a national online event. The Royal British Legion Remembrance Assembly was hosted by television and radio presenter Shanequa Paris, and brought together veterans and current members of the Armed Forces to share their memories and perspectives.
Mrs Robinson said: “Remembrance Day is always a hugely important day in our school year, providing our students with an opportunity to reflect.”
Head Boy Harvey and Head Girl Pippa represented Smithdon High School, and were accompanied by Headteacher Sarah Robinson at the annual event, where they laid a wreath on behalf of the school.
There was also the opportunity for the whole school to mark the occasion on Wednesday 11 November, where students across all year groups attended a Remembrance Day assembly and observed the traditional two-minute silence.
In addition, students involved in scouting or cadets spent the day in their respective uniforms, while the Year 7 cohort at the school took part in a national online event. The Royal British Legion Remembrance Assembly was hosted by television and radio presenter Shanequa Paris, and brought together veterans and current members of the Armed Forces to share their memories and perspectives.
Mrs Robinson said: “Remembrance Day is always a hugely important day in our school year, providing our students with an opportunity to reflect.”