1. Spiritual Reflection… Learning to Live Life to the Full

2. Value: Forgiveness WOW: Warfare TOW: Anyone who experienced World War I close-hand was grossed out by it forever. It just was so awful. Amity Shlaes Learning to Live Life to the Full Brockington College – A Church of England Academy

3. Queen visits ceramic poppies at the Tower of London The Queen and her husband the Duke of Edinburgh have visited a World War One art installation at the Tower of London. The installation features thousands of ceramic poppies. Each one represents the life of a British or Colonial soldier who died during World War One. By Armistice Day, the day that we remember those who fought in World War One, there will be 888,246 ceramic poppies outside the Tower of London. The Queen helped lay a wreath of poppies at the installation. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, and Prince Harry visited earlier this year Learning to Live Life to the Full

4. Activity options… During the next two mornings that you are in Form Time, create one of the following to remember those lost in WWI: 1.A poem/song/rap to remember them 2.An image to represent the celebration of the end of WWI 3.A speech to represent your view on WWI and the happiness felt when it was over 4.Your own quiz to check other pupils’ knowledge of WWI Learning to Live Life to the Full

5. Share your work… Learning to Live Life to the Full

6. Time for reflection/prayer… Learning to Live Life to the Full