Poppy Decorating Ahead of Remembrance Day

Join us ahead of Remembrance Day as decorate poppies in honour of those who served in wars and remember their sacrifices.

Take part in our poppy decorating activity on Monday 10th November between 1pm and 2pm, a simple and meaningful way to show gratitude and reflect together.

Add your personal touch to this timeless symbol and contribute to our collective display.

Why Remembrance Day?

• Observed every year on 11th November, Remembrance Day marks the end of World War I in 1918 and remembers all those who have served in conflicts since.
• It’s a day to reflect on courage, resilience and sacrifice and to support veterans and their families.

Why the poppy?

• Inspired by the poem “In Flanders Fields”, the poppy became a symbol of remembrance after World War I.
• It represents honour, hope and the enduring memory of those who gave their lives in service.