This is our third book of remembrance dedicated to our five ex-students who paid the ultimate sacrifice. All were killed in action during the recent Iraq and Afghanistan wars. This publication demonstrates how each of our colleges paid their respects in their own way.
By capturing and sharing the current students acts of remembrances, we help to ensure that this is an annual event where due care and attention is dedicated to our fallen heroes.
We have decided to focus our act of remembrance on the 11th of November working closely with the Royal British Legion (RBL). Wherever possible we played a part in their parades. We helped the RBL in whatever capacity we could from raising money to laying the Garden of Remembrance. We thank the staff and volunteers for being so generous with their time.
Not only is it important that we pay our respect but it must be an opportunity of learning for our current students. As a result of today’s actions we will always remember.

Please see below for our Remembrance Booklet.

Remembrance Booklet 2018

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