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Grade 6 students at in Richmond Hill, honoured Remembrance Day by creating mixed media art displays.

Grade 10 drama students at in Woodbridge, volunteered to create the school鈥檚 virtual Remembrance Day memorial about, 鈥淭he Unknown Soldier.鈥�

Who is 鈥淭he Unknown Soldier?鈥�

There are too many unidentified soldiers. Too many soldiers that have died, and their bodies not able to be brought back to their home country. There are no graves for these soldiers, but the families needed somewhere they could go and mourn. Throughout history, many soldiers have died in war with their remains being unidentified. Following World War I, a movement arose to honour these soldiers with a single tomb, containing the body of one such unidentified soldier.

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Students at staff at in Aurora learned about the importance of poppies and why we wear them. Students painted poppies on rocks that were displayed in local community spaces in honour of Remembrance Day, including the Aurora Cenotaph, mailboxes, trails and more.

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Students and staff at in Kleinburg, honoured Remembrance Day through artwork. Students put their creativity to the test and produced photographs, drawings and paintings of poppies.

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Students and staff at in Woodbridge, created Remembrance Day displays throughout the school to serve as a reminder of the bravery and sacrifices of our brave Canadian heroes. Students created their own Remembrance Day wreaths, poems and wrote letters to .

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Grade 10 drama students at in Markham, put together a Poems of War presentation in honour of brave Canadian heroes.

Students and staff at in Whitchurch-Stouffville, united in prayer to remember those who have fought to give us our freedom at their virtual Remembrance Day liturgy. Throughout this week, students and staff learned about the significance of the poppy and created their own versions of poppies through different artistic mediums and styles.

Students at in Markham, worked on their fine motor skills by making tissue paper poppies as they learned about the importance of why we wear poppies.

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Grade 7 students at in Maple, led a virtual Remembrance Day ceremony where they taped themselves reading and singing in remembrance of brave Canadian heroes. Lieutenant Colonel John Studiner also recorded a special message for students and talked about his role in the National Guard and his experience serving his country.

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Last school year, the Crochet Club at in Richmond Hill, crocheted poppies to sell for this year’s Remembrance Day. The club wanted its school community to wear the crocheted poppy with pride and to raise money for . The poppies sold for $5 each and together, students raised $350.

The school鈥檚 Crochet Club is open to beginners and advanced crochet members. At the student club, students learn and gain fine-motor, mathematical numeration and patterning skills, all the while having fun!

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Students at in Woodbridge, honoured Remembrance Day through agamograph art.

in Thornhill, honoured Remembrance Day with videos, prayers and a moment of silence. In addition, the Last Post and the 鈥淪ound of Music鈥� performance were performed by music students in the Regional Arts Program (RAP).

English as a Second Language (ESL) learners at in Unionville, honoured Remembrance Day with a handmade display with reminders, bible verses and artwork.

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Students at in Nobleton, honoured Remembrance Day by creating decorative rocks that were displayed at the school as a reminder of the brave Canadian heroes and their sacrifices for this country.

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Students and staff at in Richmond Hill, honoured Remembrance Day by decorating the school鈥檚 front garden with Canadian flags, crucifixes and decorated rocks.

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Kindergarten students at in Newmarket took photographs of their hands holding handmade poppies representing every son, daughter, grandchild, sister, uncle, mom and dad who have served, and continue to serve, our country. The photographs are displayed with poppies connecting to each other.

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Grade 7 students at in Woodbridge, led the school鈥檚 live stream Remembrance Day ceremony with poems, artwork and more.

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in Markham honoured and recognized Remembrance Day through a variety of artwork. Students learned about the importance of why we wear a poppy and created artwork displays of poppies and poppy fields.

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Following their school’s Remembrance Day ceremony, students at聽聽in Richmond Hill, were inspired to design and write postcards for a veteran at Baycrest Seniors Home in honour of his service.

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