Another tribute to those who gave their lives for our today from Regency Heights. This wonderful tribute was knitted by a group of women ‘knit and bitch’ with hundreds of crochet poppies. Also a big thank you to Haroys Joinery for their kind donation of silhouette soldiers to add to the spectacular veil of poppies.
In honour of Remembrance Day, we want to extend our warmest thanks to the talented students of Lytchett Manor School and Upton Junior School. These young artists have created a wonderful mural to commemorate and remember those who served.
This project was not only an opportunity for students preparing for their exams to showcase their artistic talents but also a meaningful challenge. Through their drawings, the students crafted a powerful mural featuring images of the Manor as a wartime hospital, a train transporting soldiers, a nurse in uniform, and badges representing the army, navy, and air force. They even included the iconic clock tower.
The students from Upton Junior School, in particular, contributed beautifully by painting the poppies – a lasting symbol of remembrance.
Special thanks are also due to Mrs. Burridge, Mrs. Williamson, Mr. Langdale, and Mr. Paul Jobling, as well as Mrs. Hayley Peach from the Royal British Legion, who helped ensure the mural was ready to be displayed on time. Their guidance and support made this possible.
Above all, a big thank you to the students for their enthusiasm and dedication in bringing this mural to life. It is now proudly displayed on the British Legion wall, serving as a touching tribute for all to see.
It was a very busy week in preparing for Remembrance Day. So lovely to see all the Parish of Lytchett Minster and Upton showing their respect for those who gave us our today