St Albans youngsters selling Remembrance Day poppies as part of WWII project
Sandridge School pupils at Morrisons selling poppies for the Royal British Legion. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
Pupils from Sandridge School have been selling poppies all this week in the build up to Remembrance Day.
Sandridge School pupils at Morrisons selling poppies for the Royal British Legion. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
Children wearing period costumes set up a stall in Morrisons on Hatfield Road as part of their history lessons on the Second World War.
Rachael Black, who is a member of the PTA and has two sons in Year Six and Year Four, set up the stall with fellow mum Emma Murphy. She said: “It’s a way the children can be part of the community and understand giving and volunteering for others. It’s about being a good person and giving back to society which is part of the school ethos.
“It’s something we try to instil in them each day in school. Year Six have a history focus this term on World War Two which ties in with PSHE.”
Sandridge School pupils at Morrisons selling poppies for the Royal British Legion. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
Sandridge School pupils (L-R) Fin Murphy, 10, Robert Evershot, 10, Alex and Nick Evershed, nine and Zac Black, 11, at Morrisons selling poppies for the Royal British Legion. Picture: Danny Loo - Credit: Archant
