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Lord Williams’s Lower School students have been busy making poppies and writing poetry for Remembrance Day

Lord Williams’s Lower School students have been busy making poppies and writing poetry for Remembrance Day and have created some exceptional displays of their work.  Students were taught to crochet during Humanities Club by Amy Hackett from Technology and the English Faculty organised poetry workshops and homework tasks.

 

Melissa Lancashire, Teacher of English and Humanities, who led on this work said, “We felt it was important for students to know about the wonderful work Thame Remembers and Thame Town Council have done in researching and commemorating those servicemen from the local area. I hope the students engage with the displays and remembrance events and start to reflect on the enormity and significance of events 100 years ago.”

 

The school will be holding a 2 Minute Silence on Friday to commemorate the Fallen.

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