British Values Day
On Wednesday 11th November, as part of our Remembrance Day learning, 4ML explored the importance of remembering those who served and in wars and conflicts through a range of activities linked to British Values. The children reflected on the sacrifices made by both humans and animals and the importance of living in a peaceful, democratic society. The class wrote thoughtful kenning poems to imagine and describe what life may have been like for soldiers during wartime and created their own stained-glass poppy artwork, providing an opportunity to express their understanding of remembrance in a creative and meaningful way. The class observed a two-minute silence at 11am to mark the exact time when the fighting of the First World War ended and to demonstrate respect and gratitude for those who have served and continue to serve their country.