On Wednesday 12th November, The Holy Trinity School came together to observe Remembrance Day. In keeping with tradition, our Year 7s sang the song Remember, while students in uniformed services performed a fitting procession and raised the flag, and ably assisted Mr Bradley with the laying of the wreath. This is the first year we have tried live-streaming the event to classrooms, and it was a wonderful success.

Students across the school were able to engage in a unique way, with access to parts of the service they may not have experienced in the past.

In the build-up to the service, students sold poppies and other Remembrance Day memorabilia, and Mr Cook reminded us in our Collective Worship how, in such a diverse school with so many different lived experiences, we can authentically engage with the sacrifices made so long ago.

All in all, it was a fitting tribute and a wonderful reminder of the power of community!