Remembrance Sunday 2018
Below are photographs of St. Mary’s celebration of the centenary of the war that ends all wars.
Activity around the Knutton war memorial following the 2 minute silence
The 3 wreathes laid as part of the remembrance service
Poppies made by the scouts each one represents a soldier killed during world war 1 and who's name is on the Knutton war memorial
Poppies made by the scouts each one represents a soldier killed during world war 1 and who's name is on the Knutton war memorial
Poppies made by the scouts each one represents a soldier killed during world war 1 and who's name is on the Knutton war memorial
Name's of soldiers whi died during World war 2
The names of soldiers who gave their lives during world war 1 on Knutton War memorial
a silhouette of a soldier with the dates 1914 1918 on it
Ceramic poppies have been made as an act of remembrance for the centenary of the end of World War 1.
Ceramic poppies have been made as an act of remembrance for the centenary of the end of World War 1.
Ceramic poppies have been made as an act of remembrance for the centenary of the end of World War 1.
Ceramic poppies have been made as an act of remembrance for the centenary of the end of World War 1.
Ceramic poppies have been made as an act of remembrance for the centenary of the end of World War 1.
A view of the material donated by members of the congregation as part of st. Mary's remembering.
The poppies made by the brownies in 2017.
A view of poppies as part of St. Mary's remembers.
A model representation of the Knutton war memorial with the names of those who gave their lives in both world war's
